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PSPO I exam

Last post 06:49 am February 26, 2014 by Simon Reindl
4 replies
Krzysztof Lewczuk
04:18 am February 25, 2014

Hi,

Do you know how PSPO I exam looks like? I mean is it very similar to PSM I exam, so when I pass PSM I then there is a strong possibility that I will pass PSPO I too?
Open assesment is the same for both, for PSM I this forum is very helpful because many people take a closer look at tricker questions. I can't see such discussions regarding PSPO I questions.
Maybe there is some other really helpful source of information what else should I expect comparing to PSM I.

Thanks
Krzysztof

Simon Reindl
06:11 am February 25, 2014

Hi,
There is an objective domain here: https://www.scrum.org/Courses/Professional-Scrum-Product-Owner/PSPO-Sub…

The key focus is to put yourself in the PO mindset - Value, Total Cost of Ownership and Return on Investment.

There is work on creating a PSPO Open.

Thanks
Simon

Olivier Ledru
08:29 am February 25, 2014

I found PSPO I more difficult than PSM I because it doesn't focus only on the Scrum framework and its theory but also how you can use Scrum to maximize value and how you can manage the backlog.

Justin Todd
11:20 pm February 25, 2014

I am hoping that it also depends on your history and experience. I have always been more a "PO" than "SM", inverted commas because I am fairly new to Scrum, so I hope that I will have a natural tendency towards the PO knowledge base.

Simon Reindl
06:49 am February 26, 2014

Hi,
I have to reinforce Oliver's comments: focus on using the product backlog to maximise the delivery of Value. TCO and ROI are ways of monitoring.
Regards
Simon

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