PMI-DASSM practice question 11 of 25
What are the two benefits to having a long-live (stable) team?
Full set: 193 questionsLong-lived (stable) teams foster deep, sustained collaboration and psychological safety, enabling members to build trust and leverage shared knowledge—key drivers of higher performance in Disciplined Agile and Lean thinking.
A. “Projectized” reflects short-term team assembly; stability seeks the opposite.
B. Being “specifically resourced” describes staffing precision, not an inherent benefit.
E. Multi-tasking usually harms focus and flow; stable teams aim to minimize it.
1. Ambler, S.; Lines, M. “Choose Your WoW!”, 2020, Sec. 5.2, pp. 70-72 (Benefits of stable teams: trust, collaboration).
2. MIT Sloan, “Stable Teams and Performance” lecture notes 15.564, 2019, slide 12 (Trust & collaboration gains).
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