How difficult is SPS compared with PSM I and PSPO I

SPS certification focuses on the development context of multiple Scrum teams.

The difficulty is higher than that of PSM I and PSPO I. A lot of questions are situations that need thinking.

In addition to Scrum Guide and Nexus Guide, the following book can provide you with a more complete knowledge of learning.

The Nexus Framework for Scaling Scrum

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0134682661

Hi Ching-Pei, 

Would you be so kind to clarify, are all questions were related to NExus or maybe some questions were from PSM or PSPO? 

Maybe  a little bit silly question from my side, but anyway I will be very grateful for your answer. 

Hi Orkhan,

It's hard to say.

In my memory, about 90% of the exam questions are about multiple development teams. 

The Nexus is based on the Scrum Framework, so there are some basic concepts, such as technical debt, product backlog, self-organization, etc.

There are also Scenarios with multi-answer/multi-choice questions. 

It means that each scenario will be associated with multiple questions, and each question may be multiple-choice or multi-answer.

Thanks a lot, Ching-Pei.

Ching is correct The Nexus Framework for Scaling Scrum must read to pass because it gets you thinking scaled.

The Nexus guide is a must read.

All the white paper resources are good to.

This is a good practice test, but it does not have scenarios. Like the SPS does. 

http://mlapshin.com/index.php/scrum-quizzes/scaled-scrum-quiz/

Experience helps. What's funny is I scaled the same way Nexus scales in 2009 before it even existed but I still found it sort of difficult.