What columns would you set up on a new Kanban board?
Tests your grasp of workflow visualization, not just Agile terms. A good answer starts with To Do/In Progress/Done, then adds columns like Code Review to mirror the real process, and crucially, mentions setting WIP limits to manage flow and identify…
This question tests your practical understanding of Kanban's core goal: visualizing workflow to improve flow. A strong answer outlines a simple starting board (To Do, In Progress, Done), then immediately expands 'In Progress' into specific stages like 'Development' and 'Code Review' to mirror the team's actual process. The key is explaining that this detail helps identify bottlenecks. Mentioning WIP limits is critical. A red flag is simply listing three columns or forgetting WIP limits entirely.
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