How to address a teammate working on low-priority tasks?
This tests your understanding of peer accountability and Scrum roles. A good answer starts with a private conversation, focuses on the Sprint Goal, and uses Scrum events for transparency before escalating.
This tests your ability to handle peer conflict and uphold Scrum principles without overstepping your role. A great answer involves a 3-step approach: first, a private chat to understand 'why'; second, raising the *risk* to the Sprint Goal in the next Daily Scrum if needed; and third, involving the Scrum Master only as a last resort. The biggest red flag is bypassing the team and going straight to a manager or Scrum Master, which undermines team autonomy.
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