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Which of the following statements best describes empirical process control in Scrum?
A. The team follows predefined steps and processes to ensure consistent results
B. The team relies on past experience and intuition to make decisions during the project
C. The team inspects and adapts its processes and work based on transparency and feedback
D. The team relies on formal plans and documentation to manage the project
Correct Answer: C
Empirical process control is one of the three pillars of Scrum, along with transparency and adaptation. It emphasizes the importance of making decisions based on observation and experimentation rather than relying solely on predefined plans or intuition. In Scrum, the team uses transparency to provide visibility into their progress and the work being performed. They regularly inspect their processes, work, and results during Sprint Reviews, Sprint Retrospectives, and Daily Scrums. Based on the inspection, the team collaboratively adapts and improves their practices to become more effective and efficient. This approach encourages continuous improvement and fosters a culture of learning and adaptation within the Scrum Team
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