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The line indicating the team's progress in the burndown chart does not closely match the straight line. Instead, it takes a number of sharp angles. What does this indicate?

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1. The line indicating the team's progress in the burndown chart does not closely match the straight line. Instead, it takes a number of sharp angles. What does this indicate?

Aspirational Standards are standards that project managers should strive to uphold. They are principles you should apply generally. They include making decisions that are in the best interest of society at large, keeping private information confidential, taking ownership of your mistakes, and doing as you have promised.
This indicates that you need to make adjustments to the schedule to bring the team's progress back on track.
False. The larger the group, the more difficult it is to manage the Decision Matrix.
No one other than the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Team have direct authority over the project's execution or progress. All others are spectators.

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