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Which open assessments are relevant for pms-1 preperation?

Last post 03:26 pm November 14, 2021 by Eric Naiburg
6 replies
12:59 pm November 4, 2021

hello!

i was wondering on which open assessments i should focus while preparing for my pms-1 certification. i feel like scrum open and product owner open fits well to the information i find in the scrum guide / suggested readings, while the developer open questions go far beyond what i read so far.

of cause, taking the open assessments is only part of the way i prepare, but i was still wondering...

 

thank you a lot and have a nice weekend!

chris


12:05 am November 5, 2021

Scrum open for sure. Get 100% on it several times in a row. PSPO can also help you.

All the best!

 

Chris


08:37 am November 5, 2021

hey chris ( ;-) ), thank you!


08:46 am November 5, 2021

any experience if the developers open is relevant?


12:38 pm November 6, 2021

The Developer open isn't necessary yet may give you some additional insight. Study the Scrum Guide and Scrum Master learning path. A different view of the Scrum Guide is the Scrum Guide Reordered:

My tip: don't worry about the mock exam, focus on being a better Scrum Master by learning as much as you can. The PSM badge is a nice achievement, don't get me wrong, but it's just a start to a long journey of mastery. The goal is to learn and improve your knowledge, not collect a badge.


05:47 pm November 13, 2021

Are questions are descriptive?? 


03:26 pm November 14, 2021

@Ravishekhar no, the questions are factual in nature, but do require that you understand Scrum and how to apply it.  


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