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PSM II

Last post 02:02 am May 14, 2016 by Pradip Kumar Ghosh
6 replies
Byron Francisco Roman Villalobos
11:13 am March 31, 2016

Hi
I'm looking for some tips about how prepare for take the PSM II assessment; especially some real world study cases.

thanks

Benjamin D’Eusanio
12:11 pm April 11, 2016

PSM II is really hard, it's about resolution of team conflict, implementation of scrum, scaling.
There is a lot of things, mixing essais and QCM questions.

You need to be sufficiently fluent in english (not my mother tong) and to manage your stress.

For me it was 34 questions and I can assure you, the 120 minutes were just enough...

I hope it will guide you to the PSM II path.
Work a lot and hard ;-)

Sanjay Saini
06:57 am April 28, 2016


Out of 34 how many were multiple/short answer and essay type.

BTW how much did you score?

Benjamin D’Eusanio
04:45 pm April 28, 2016

Hi,

it was something like : 10 QCM and 24 essays.
I scored 81%
This assessment is the most challenging, I think.
I give myself some time to read, watch, practice.

I'll test myself with PSP

Pradip Kumar Ghosh
01:06 am May 1, 2016
Olivier Ledru
07:38 am May 1, 2016

I agree with Benjamin, PSM II is very challenging.
PSP is a good check-point between PSM I and PSM II.

Pradip Kumar Ghosh
02:02 am May 14, 2016

Simon Kneafsey a Scrum.org PST has launched PSM II assessment. Please see the link:

http://www.thescrummaster.co.uk/professional-scrum-master-ii-psm-ii-pra…

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