Scrum PSM I ™ and PSPO I ™ exam tips & live Q&A (webinar recording #1)

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01:10 - Agenda
01:59 - General information about the exam
04:02 - How can I tell I am ready for the exam?
06:56 - PSM I & PSPO I exam tips
09:57 - How to handle exam questions?
12:53 - Begin Live Q&A
13:02 - Can the Product Owner and the Scrum Master be part of the Development Team?
14:21 - What is Sprint 0? Is Sprint 0 allowed in Scrum?
15:38 - Who can attend the Daily Scrum? Only the Development Team?
18:20 - When multiple teams work on the same product, must the Sprints be aligned?
20:47 - Is it possible to have exam topics that are not from the Scrum Guide?
22:55 - What should the Development Team do in the firsts days of the Sprint (after Sprint Planning)?
24:57 - When can you use a Kanban board?
25:52 - What should the Scrum Master do if the Product Owner is not present during Sprint Review?
27:14 - Possible conflict between the Product Owner and the Development Team regarding the number of selected Product Backlog Items
29:36 - How many questions in the exam are long questions?
31:35 - Who chooses the Scrum Master?
32:38 - Can each team have its own Definition of Done?
34:20 - Are the prep questions the same as the real ones?
35:58 - Which score should I get in the prep exam to be ready for the real exam?
37:40 - Are the questions in the open assessment similar to the ones in the exam? They seem easier.
39:08 - What happens when the team fails to reach the Sprint Goal? Can you fail a Sprint?
43:50 - What is the difference between the Definition of Done and Acceptance criteria?
46:49 - How often can the Sprint length chance?
48:53 - Closing and thank you
Let me know in the section below if you have any questions.

[@e_marushkevich]

Спасибо, Валя!

[@vdespa]

Не за что. Спасибо за комментарий.

[@OmGnomeGo]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@vdespa]

Thanks, Lisa!

[@fofie64]

thx you. greetings

[@vdespa]

Thank you too! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.

[@tejreddy5369]

Hey valentin , what is diff between PSM1 and PSPO1 certification!! Which one to do for begginers

[@soni30880]

Hey Valentin, I am planning for PSM-1 and decided to give exam by Jan'21. Please suggest whether should I study 2017 guide or go straight with 2020 edition ? Which one is easier to clear ? Thanks in advance.

[@vdespa]

Most students need 2-3 weeks for the prep. So there is still time to pass before the 9th of Jan 21 (which I highly recommend you do). If this is the case, use the 2017 version.

[@soni30880]

@@vdespa Thanks for your valuable suggestion.

[@paulgradinger8907]

Hi Valentin i Just started to study and already went through the 2020 Scrum Guide. I plan to finish the Test until the End of January. Do you think the pratice questions changed a Lot? Thank for you vid. really helps to prepare

[@vdespa]

@@paulgradinger8907 I think they will change to reflect the current Scrum Guide. Good luck with your prep.

[@yogeshshitre8710]

My Question is "when definition of done created in scrum"?

[@vdespa]

In Scrum, the "Definition of Done" is a shared understanding of what it means for a piece of work to be complete. This definition is typically created and agreed upon by the Scrum Team, and can be revised and updated over time as needed. It is a key concept in Scrum, as it helps the team to determine when a product increment is ready for release, and ensures that the team delivers high-quality, working software. The Definition of Done is typically created at the beginning of a project, and can be refined as the project progresses and the team gains a better understanding of the work involved.

[@lilianemagera5843]

Can you tell me what happens when the stakeholder is unhappy with the slow performance of scrum master?

[@vdespa]

Liliane, feel free to join the next webinar and ask this interesting question.

[@lilianemagera5843]

@@vdespa when and where is your next webinar?

[@isaz8961]

Your manager will contact you, he will try to find out what are the main problems you are encountering and will help you to be better. If you don't improve yourself again then what will happen is obvious :))

[@vdespa]

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[@marioferia-estrada3463]

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