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PSM-I passed with 100%

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I am very happy to say that I have passed the PSM-I assessment successfully with 100%...
I highly recommend this course to all aspiring Scrum Masters...This can be a stepping stone for starting the journey as a Scrum Master.Looking forward for PSM-II. I know it would require lot of preparation, any guidance would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Nagesh

Estimation in Scrum[PSM - I ]

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Scrum Says " Development Team is responsible for all estimates." however can there be any instance when Development team needs to clarify with product owner before publishing estimates? because Dev Team is self-organising. Please explain.

PSM 1

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Hi guys,
can i retry the PMS 1, with the same subscritption, if i fail it? Or i will need to repay for a new chance?

Tnk a lot,

Cancellation of a Sprint

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Scrum Says "A Sprint consists of four formal events and development work".
If a Sprint is cancelled at halfway by product owner, will Sprint Review and Sprint Retrospective be conducted ??
I think it should be if some items of work are "DONE" and PO accepts them.

Please guide for better understanding.

In certain circumstances the Development Team can order the items in the Product Backlog?

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I recently passed PSM-1. For the prepration purpose, I had purchased the assessment at http://scrumstar.com/,

Here is one question I encountered during the test:

Q. In certain circumstances the Development Team can order the items in the Product Backlog.
A. No
Yes

Well I answered the question as No, as scrum guide clearly metions under product owner's responsibilities that "Ordering the items in the Product Backlog to best achieve goals and missions"

But after finishing the test, below is the feedback given by scrumstar.com


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"The Scrum Guide says:

Product Backlog management includes: Ordering the items in the Product Backlog to best achieve goals and missions. The Product Owner may do the above work, or have the Development Team do it. However, the Product Owner remains accountable.
Hint:

This is a trick question to help you remember that the Product Owner can delegate his or her responsibilities and that in real-world situations things can be adapted to suit the needs of the organization. Things are not always implemented strictly 'by the book'."

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I am kind of confused with this answer as well as the explanation. Can product owner really delegate his/her responsibilities to development team? or scrum master? And if he/she really can, then does those responsibilities include the primary and critical responsibilities like ordering the product backlaong?

Please help me here.

The Sprit Goal is selected BEFORE or AFTER the Sprint Backlog is created

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Hi all,

The Sprit Goal is selected BEFORE or AFTER the Sprint Backlog is created ?

Thanks

Theory for the Scrum Practioner Open

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Hi,
I see a lot of questions about the PSM I and the Scrum Practitioner Open questions. Apparently in the PSM I exam, there are also questions about scaling scrum, which are not described in the Scrum Guide.
On which books/literature are these questions based on? I could use SAFe to answers these questions maybe, but I don't that's the idea...
regards,
Rik

Sprint duration

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What is some good guidance on what to consider to select the appropriate duration for sprints? Is there any good reference material on this?

Passed PSM-I today. My Opinions and tips.

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I completed PSM-I certification today. I passed this exam <90% marks bcz of below reasons:

1: some times page loading consumed more than a minute which will irritate you.
2: this exam has a key <b>"Save & Finish"<b> enabled the moment you see 80th question. and if by mistake you clicked it, you are done with assessment.
3: Design of exam application is not upto the required level.

why click of this key doesn't ask confirmation from examinee? i was left with ~30 mins and while moving to bookmarked questions, unfortunately my mouse got clicked on this dangerous "Save & Finish" and i was done.

I request Scrum Organization to please add a alert to confirm submission as it wouldn't cost you anything but certainly will improve our satisfaction
post this assessment. i had bookmarked some 10 questions to take at end. :(


About the assessment:

to be honest questions were standard in exam. just by reading various docs and blogs you can somehow clear the exam but to pass it with confidence you need to practice scrum theory a lot and think in same mode as a scrum practitioner do.

close to 15 questions were from Open assessments. every open assessment is mandatory. questions are there from every open assessment.

About Preparation:

1: Well it took 2 months for me to study the scrum guide thoroughly and understand every concept it says. post that tried all three open assessments.
made sure i understand every question and later was able to complete in <5 mins with 100% score. i practiced all open assessments at least 10 times.
Scrum guide only will build strong groundings for you.

2: i also went through Managment plaza doc "Scrum training manual" . it has some content issues like "Sprint backlog is fixed and doesn't change during sprint". i kept scrum guide in mind and validated such topics. questions at end are good except 1-2 which are not correct.

3: i had bought scrumstar question bank. i found it very simple and little useful. it doesn't have anything out of scrum guide. i was expecting it to have at least few questions about burndown charts, scaling scrums and scrum of scrums but left disappointed, could have saved my 10$.

4: went through various discussions in forum and understood underlying concepts. big thanks to Ian,Michael,Ludwig, charles and all other contributors.


i could have scored more but happy with my preparation had for this exam. PSD is next on list.

-Thanks
Eshan Baranwal

PSPO Open Assessment

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When it's coming up on scrum.org site for training puposes

Decision on Sprint duration

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Hi,

I'm new to Scrum framework and working towards the PSM-I exam.

How and who decides on the duration of a Sprint within the organization at a firm new to Scrum? My firm comes from traditional waterfall methodology and senior management seems deadlocked around -
1. Duration of Release Cycle
2. Duration of the Sprint Cycle

Who should have the final say (which role?) about the durations? Also, will help me with my understanding for the exam.

Regards,
AJ

Questions

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Hello,

My name is Karin and I have a bit of a problem understanding some of the questions in the Open:
Could you please help me, I ll add one question first.

Four new Scrum Teams have been created to build one product. A few of the developers on one of the Development Teams ask the Scrum Master how their Sprint work is going to remain aligned. What should the Scrum Master do?

1.Collect the Sprint tasks from the teams at the end of their Sprint Planning and merge that into a consolidated plan for the entire Sprint.

2.Teach them that it is their responsibility to work with the other teams to create an integrated Increment.

3. Visit every team each day to inspect that their Sprint Backlogs are aligned.

4. Teach the Product Owner to work with the lead developers on ordering Product Backlog in a way to avoid too much technical and development overlap during a Sprint.

Best regards Karin

New here

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Hi everyone, I'm new to this site. I'm a PM already but I don't have experience with Agile/Scrum yet. I signed up for a 2-day in-person class next month.

I've seen some people reference a scrum guide. What is that and where can I get it?

I've also seen references to PSM certifications. What are those?

Sorry if this is all obvious stuff, I'm just totally new to it all. I want to get as much experience and understanding with Scrum as possible. Thanks!

Inaccurate explanation in PSD open assessment?

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Hi all -

I've just received my PSM I cert, and am now reviewing for the PSD I exam. I took the open practice test and have a question on the explanation of a question. I did get the question right, but the explanation seemed off.

It states than ONLY the people that are building the product SHOULD be PRESENT at the scrum. But, I think that is misleading. Shouldn't the explanation be more that only those building the product should PARTICIPATE, but anyone can be PRESENT?

What do you all think?

====here is the question from the practice test=======

Who must be present at the Daily Scrum meeting?
Correct answer: C)
You chose: C)

C) The Development Team

Feedback:
The Daily Scrum is for the people transforming the Product Backlog items into an Increment. Only the people that are building the product should be present at the Daily Scrum.

No of free attempt for PSM 1

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Hi,

I am not sure whether someone already answered to this question. I searched the forum but did not got any post related with it.
I am planning to do PSM 1 certification and would like to know how many free attempts we will get on giving one time fee?

PSM I - Expiration after fee payment

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Hi, Is there a validity period for taking the certification exam after making the payment of $150 for the PSM-I? I understand that the fee is valid for only 1 attempt. Does the password expire in a certain number of days?
Thanks
AJ

PSM 1 Vs PSPO 1

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Hi everyone,

I'm about to take the PSM 1 assessment and soon after the PSPO 1. Passing the PSM 1 with a good score is enough to think that I can pass the PSPO 1 with success?

Which are the differences? Do they share only some questions or most of them?

My preparation is based on Scrum Open assessment, testtakeronline.com, Scrum Guide, Software in 30 Days, Agile Game Development with Scrum and most of all daily experience in a Scrum Team.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

allowed material during PSM I assessment

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing for the PSM I assessment. Why type of help is allowed during the exam? This means (assuming I have enough time) would it be allowed for me to check the scrum guide during the exam?

Thank you for your help,
Hendrik

Regarding Modification of Sprint Backlog Items after Sprint Planning?

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Hi All
I have been reading alot about Scrum for over 6months & I have PSM 1 soon.
I have a doubt regarding Srpint Backlog Items ,request you to help me out.

1. Can Sprint Backlog Items (along with Tasks) be changed after sprint planning is over by DT along with PO? Or
2. Can these items be changed only before Sprint Planning is over?or
3. Can only Tasks be changed during Sprint and not Sprint Backlog Items?


Regards
Nitesh

PSM I Certification Exam.

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I read the Scrum guide completely and succeeded on scrum Open assessment 3 times.
1st time 26 , 2nd time 28 and 3rd time 29 got corrected out of 30 questions . So can i go for PSM 1 certification?
Or still need to read any documents...
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