One of the Product Owner’s daily duties is backlog management. In fact, it is one of the things in which the Product Owner is better from Product Manager. This very important activity is often postponed because it is considered boring…
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It’s been a while since Scrum.org introduced the Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) certification and I’ve noticed that there are few resources that one can use to prepare and pass the PSK certification. I also received great feedback after putting…
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Back in November 2019 Scrum.org launched a new certification exam for PSPO II, with the previously-existing PSPO II being migrated to PSPO III – you can read more about the migration by visiting this page. The new PSPO II certification…
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With already a lot of Scrum courses and their assessments listed under the Professional Scrum, there is another addition to the list called “Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK)”.This new addition is simply introduced to enhance the ways of using Scrum…
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Scrum is a framework where complex adaptive problems are addressed, and products of the maximum possible value are delivered creatively and productively. And, if you are into a project management theory then the scrum has a different definition for it.…
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Hey guys! We live in interesting times. Scrum was invented just a couple of decades ago, but now millions of people use it every day finding new ways how to create products with maximum value. However, it is still not…
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Hi guys, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The New Year comes with good news. I finally finished and published my mock PSPO I quiz for Scrum.org Professional Scrum Product Owner I assessment. As usually…
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Hey guys! Yesterday I attended a very interesting event that is important for any Scrum practitioner. The Scrum creators (or “Parents of Scrum” as they call themselves) Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland announced changes in the Scrum Guide. The changes…
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Aloha! Scrum helps a lot when your team consists of not more than 9 developers. But in the real life most of the projects involve more people. In this situation the standard Scrum cannot be applied and should be adopted to…
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When I was preparing to the PSM I Assessment, I used the open Scrum.org quizzes which are pretty good. They contain questions that could be asked in the real assessment and have explanations. However, they have a couple of flaws. There…
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