Someone on the FOIA team says their "interest" is winning the argument about redaction turnaround. How should the Scrum Master / Team Coach clarify "interest"?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
"Interested in winning" is a sports chant, not an interest. On FOIA, an interest is a need or constraint—statutory days, resident privacy, clerk load. Winning is a position wearing a costume.
Full Explanation
In interest-based problem-solving, an interest is the underlying need or constraint, not appetite to win. FOIA redaction turnaround has needs such as statutory deadlines, privacy, and sustainable clerk load; "winning the argument" is a position. Guessing the CIO or treating the first sticky note as the interest keeps the team positional. The Scrum Master / Team Coach restates interest as need so the conversation can generate options.