Scaled Agile SAFe-RTE SAFe Release Train Engineer (6.0) SAFe RTE Exam Practice Test

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Question 2

What promotes alignment between the business owners and product management?



Answer : C

Alignment between business owners and product management is promoted through a Prioritized Program Backlog. This ensures that both business owners and product management are aligned on the priorities and focus areas for the ART, fostering a collaborative environment focused on delivering value.


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Question 5

Who are two key collaborators with the RTE to support the ART? (Choose two)



Answer : B, E

According to the SAFe 6 Release Train Engineer documentation, the Release Train Engineer (RTE) is a servant leader and coach for the Agile Release Train (ART). The RTE's role involves facilitating ART events and processes, assisting teams in delivering value, communicating with stakeholders, escalating impediments, managing risk, and driving relentless improvement.

Key collaborators with the RTE include:

System Architects/Engineers1: They collaborate with the RTE to ensure that the architectural vision and technical aspects are integrated into the ART's work, supporting the teams in delivering a solution that is technically robust and aligns with the organization's strategic goals.

Product Management1: They work closely with the RTE to align the ART with the product vision and roadmap, ensuring that the features developed by the teams contribute to the overall strategy and deliver value to the customers.

These roles are essential for the effective functioning of the ART, providing the necessary technical guidance and strategic alignment to support the RTE in leading the ART towards successful delivery.


Question 6

Becoming a coach requires a shift from old behaviors to new ones. What are three ex-amples of old behaviors? (Choose three.)



Answer : A, B, C

In the context of SAFe, becoming a coach involves a shift from traditional management behaviors to those that support and enable Agile and Lean practices. The old behaviors that a coach needs to move away from include:

Focusing on deadlines(A): Traditional management often emphasizes strict adherence to deadlines, which can lead to a focus on output rather than outcome and value.

Fixing problems for the team(B): This behavior undermines the team's ability to self-organize and solve problems on their own, which is a key aspect of Agile teams.

Driving toward specific outcomes: While having goals is important, a coach should encourage teams to explore various paths to achieve outcomes, fostering innovation and adaptability rather than prescribing specific solutions.

These behaviors contrast with new behaviors expected of a SAFe coach, such as facilitating team problem-solving (E) and focusing on business value delivery (F), which align with Agile principles of empowerment and customer-centricity1.


Question 7

Which event facilitated by the Release Train Engineer is designed to keep the Agile Re-lease Train on the tracks?



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