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Test Technical Debt and Innovation Management
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1st QUESTION: What does the 80/20 rule suggest for equipment capacity?
Devote 20% to technical debt and quality improvement
Dedicate 100% to new functions
Dedicate 80% to rest
Dedicate 50% to meetings
2nd QUESTION: How is Technical Debt defined?
A bank loan
An accounting error
Negative future consequences of taking quick shortcuts today
Technicians' salaries
3rd QUESTION: What strategy encourages innovation by allowing parallel projects?
Nap time
Forced labor
Dedicated time (e.g. Google 20%)
Micromanagement
4th QUESTION: What is the consequence of not managing technical debt?
Increases speed
Improve quality
Pays for itself
Accumulates "interest" and slows down future development
5th QUESTION: What are Hackathons?
Boring status meetings
Intensive creative innovation events
Days off
Security audits
6th QUESTION: What is "Beach Time" ?
A trip to the coast
Designated periods to work freely on improvements or learning
Lost time
Paid vacations
7th QUESTION: Why is it necessary to assign capacity to innovation?
To spend money
To distract the team
To generate new ideas and maintain motivation
To meet standards
8th QUESTION: What might a system with extreme technical debt require?
A quick clean-up
A simple patch
A server restart
A complete rewrite ("tearing down the building")
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