A critical deliverable in the current iteration is causing functionality and quality problems, delaying progress. The project manager learns the work is not being well coordinated among team members. Which two actions should the project manager take to address this? (Choose two.)

The correct actions are to schedule an iteration backlog refinement meeting and prioritize the issues. An iteration backlog refinement meeting allows the team to collaboratively discuss the problems, understand their root causes, and identify potential solutions, directly addressing the coordination issue. Prioritizing issues ensures that the most critical problems impacting the iteration goal are addressed first, preventing further delays and focusing efforts effectively. Creating a team performance report is reactive and doesn't immediately solve the coordination problem. Providing clear instructions might be necessary but without understanding the current issues, it could be misdirected. Holding one-on-one meetings for feedback is a good general practice but less effective for immediate, systemic coordination problems than a team-wide discussion.