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PAL I - Suggested Reading

Last post 06:35 pm January 25, 2019 by Rebecca Dunstan
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Rebecca Dunstan
06:13 pm January 23, 2019

I just passed my PSM II yesterday and am interested in moving on to my PAL I certification.  I have taken the PAL I assessment and am passing in the with marks of 90% and above.  I checked out the suggested reading and saw that Management 3.0 is one of the suggested books.

My question is as follows.  Although this book will be great to have in my collection, is it really necessary to read prior to the PAL I if I already have my PSM II and am passing the assessments?

What can I do to brush up before the assessment?  Any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks.

Olivier Ledru
03:14 pm January 24, 2019

Hi Rebecca,

As you hold already PSM II, PSPO I and SPS, PAL should be a piece of cake for you :-)

Maybe just be able to quote the Agile Manifesto by heart ?

 

Good luck

Rebecca Dunstan
06:35 pm January 25, 2019

Thanks for the tip Olivier!  I will be sure to do that.

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