PSPO 1 | Profession Scrum Product Owner 1 Certification-Preparation, Exam Experience & Tips | Part 1

Profession Scrum Product Owner 1 (PSPO 1) Certification-Preparation, Exam Experience & Tips | Part 1

00:02 Introduction
01:46 PSPO 1
03:00 Register
04:08 Scrum Guide
06:43 Learning Path
07:21 Scrum Glossary
08:39 Scrum Open

There are many reasons why one would want to become a Professional Scrum Product Owner. An IT professional working as a part of a Scrum Team, in the scope of a Business Analyst, might decide to transition to the role of a Product Manager/ Product Owner, while a person not from the industry might use this as a stepping stone to joining the IT industry as a domain-specific Product Owner. Once you decide that you want to get certified, the next question is which organization you choose. There are a few organizations that provide training and certification for the role of a Scrum Product Owner like Scrum Alliance and Scrum.org.

My reason to go with Scrum.org was because of the following reasons:
I had the option to prepare for the test on my own, without having to mandatorily undertake their training (which are quite expensive); and

The PSPO I certificate doesn’t have an expiry date.

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Two Weeks To Go
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These videos have been developed from my personal experience of preparing and clearing the PSPO I test. I suggest that you invest two weeks in the preparation of the test. In case you are unable to spend 3-4 hours a day for the test, kindly adjust the days based on your availability.

In the Week 1 of your prep (or when the test is 2 Weeks away) the following could be your first course of action:
Step 1 - Register with Scrum.org Create your account. This will give you access to all their blogs, resources, and even training schedules. Do note, these can be accessed without registering but the act of creating an account helps set the stage for the next couple of weeks.
Step 2 - Download the Scrum Guide Download the latest November 2020 issue of The Scrum Guide. Read the guide. Please don’t underestimate the volume and depth of knowledge, ideas, and concepts shared in this 14-paged document. As you read, you’ll realize that a lot of the understanding is left open to interpretation, and only a serious and thorough study of The Scrum Guide shall help you understand what Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland wanted to convey to its readers. Read and reflect. After that start adding your notes and interpretations to your copy of the Guide.
Step 3 - What is Scrum? Go through the page as it has links to all the articles, blogs, and resources you need for your test preparation.
Step 4 - Product Owner Learning Path This page will provide links to resources for Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework / Empiricism.
Step 5 - Scrum Glossary This is a quick peek into the terms and concepts of Scrum and should be referred to multiple times.
Step 6 - Online Nexus Guide Even though this relates to Scaling Scrum, I have seen many suggest this in the reading list for Product Owners. Hence, I also read it once before the exam.
Step 7 - Take the Scrum Open assessment taking the Scrum Open Assessment will give you an idea about the structure of the questions as well as develop familiarity with the interface. Save a pdf after every test.
Step 8 - Take the Product Owner Open assessment This week, take this a few times. It will help set a baseline of your current knowledge and monitor your improvement going forward. The assessment has 15 questions selected from a larger pool. Save a pdf after every test as it details the right answer and over time you will develop a repository of questions (with their correct answers)

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Useful Links & References:
Scrum Quizzes: https://mlapshin.com/index.php/scrum-...

https://www.scrum.org/resources/scrum...

https://www.scrum.org/open-assessment...

https://www.scrum.org/open-assessment...

https://www.scrum.org/resources/scrum...

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/...

"Details:
Fee: $200 USD per attempt
Passing score: 85%
Time limit: 60 minutes
Number of Questions: 80
Format: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answer and True/False
Difficulty: Intermediate
Language: English only
Required course: None
Recommended course: Professional Scrum Product Owner
Practice assessments: Scrum Open and Product Owner Open"

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