Which 3 Scrum Values are mainly violated in the following examples?

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Scrum Values Violation Quiz

Test your understanding of Scrum values through real-world scenarios! This quiz will challenge you to identify which Scrum values are being violated in various situations commonly encountered in Agile teams.

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The "Manager" and the Stakeholder do not tell you why you should work on something. What values are mainly being violated?

Someone on the team gets annoyed because you are asking questions regarding the upcoming work. What values are mainly being violated?

Your Team-lead does not accept a "no" and demands the team to do what he/she says. What values are mainly being violated?

You get an external input on 2-3 Prio 1+ (highest) topics and they say it's critical to start immediately. What values are mainly being violated?

Although you have expressed your concerns, you are told to do it anyways, without considering your thoughts. What values are mainly being violated?

Alarm! Your customer is yelling the loudest and wants you to act directly to his problem and only his. What values are mainly being violated?

Which 3 Scrum Values are mainly violated in the following examples?

Scrum Values Violation Quiz

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