Because many Agile practices are based on collaborative approaches, the team is able to share ideas, hear input and feedback, and take ownership of successes and failures. This is true because the team has helped make the decisions. The
other responses are incorrect. By simply working together each day, stakeholders get to know each other – their quirks and abilities. Stakeholders do not need to “stay in their own lanes”; in an Agile project, they’ll learn that there
needs to be a highly collaborative team in place to have a successful project. Finally, while some team members might like frequent meetings as a break from work, it’s not the best answer choice presented here.