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Message	Write Preview [quote="Richard Miller" post=33106]The new outline emphasizes Predictive, Adaptive, and Hybrid approaches throughout. For the current exam, the advice is often "think agile first." With the 2026 change, does this mean the hybrid approach will be the dominant lens for most questions? I'm trying to calibrate my mindset. Will we need to explicitly choose a methodology based on the scenario, or will the "best" answer always come from a hybrid blend of structure and flexibility?[/quote]

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Richard Miller	The new outline emphasizes Predictive, Adaptive, and Hybrid approaches throughout. For the current exam, the advice is often "think agile first." With the 2026 change, does this mean the hybrid approach will be the dominant lens for most questions? I'm trying to calibrate my mindset. Will we need to explicitly choose a methodology based on the scenario, or will the "best" answer always come from a hybrid blend of structure and flexibility?

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The new outline emphasizes Predictive, Adaptive, and Hybrid approaches throughout. For the current exam, the advice is often "think agile first." With the 2026 change, does this mean the hybrid approach will be the dominant lens for most questions?

I'm trying to calibrate my mindset. Will we need to explicitly choose a methodology based on the scenario, or will the "best" answer always come from a hybrid blend of structure and flexibility?

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