Chapter 10 – Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS)

1. True or False: LeSS is a nearly sufficient framework that is deliberately incomplete and allows for situational learning through observation and experimentation, as opposed to enforcing prescriptive rules and formulas.
   • True
2. Why does an organization use LeSS to scale Scrum?
   • To eliminate complexity, bureaucracy, and overhead, with the goal of achieving agility on a larger scale.
3. Production of non-value-added Increments, excessive work in progress, and non-value-added processes are all examples of what?
   • Waste
4. What is Shu-Ha-Ri?
   • A Japanese Martial Arts view on how mastery is obtained:
   • Shu – Follow the rules to learn the basics
   • Ha – Break the rules to understand context
   • Ri – Mastering and finding your own way
5. What are the three common elements in LeSS and LeSS Huge?
   • One Product Owner and one Product Backlog
   • One common Sprint across all teams
   • One shippable product Increment
6. What is the dual role of the Product...