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PSPO Exam Success Story

Last post 03:25 pm January 9, 2021 by Sheryl Charmaigne Cleofas-Cruz
6 replies
Sukru Ali Saracoglu
04:12 pm July 25, 2016

Hi all !
I passed both the "PSM I" and "PSPO I" exam on previous months and I started to write about Scrum Methodology.

In my fist series, I focused on the philosophy of the PSPO exam and mentioned about to whom this exam is related to with the post on the link (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/professional-scrum-product-owner-pspo-ex…).

What is more, I will touch the methods of studying, sources that needed to be studied and reply the question how you should study to guaranty to get the certificate in my continuation post, which you can reach on https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/professional-scrum-product-owner-pspo-ex… .You can achieve the information about concept of the exam, application steps and tips about the exam in this article.

All the points that I mentioned in my posts help the candidates to get the PSPO I certificate. Because I struggled to find source and methods of studying while studying PSPO exam; I tried to touch on every details in my two chapter post.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions regarding PSPO exam. And I will be glad to hear your exam grades on the command part.

Best regards,

Sezen Albayrak
08:12 pm July 26, 2016

a very good step by step guideline to pass easily the PSPO Exam in the second link and there are very useful tips in the first link

Timothy Baffa
01:17 pm July 27, 2016

Scrum assessment or exam questions should be posted in the other forum.

Sukru Ali Saracoglu
01:45 pm July 27, 2016

Hey Timothy, thanks for your direction.
Because it is a complete post that can be called a guide for PSPO exam, I published them in this forum.
I will prepare a post, which contain only assessments and exam questions for the other forum.

regards,

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01:53 pm July 27, 2016

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Taha Elibol
01:54 pm July 27, 2016
Sheryl Charmaigne Cleofas-Cruz
07:28 am January 9, 2021

Took the PSPO exam today, the last certification based on 2017 Scrum guide and able to pass the exam thankfully.

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