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I have passed my PSMI. Next step is PSPOI

Last post 05:25 pm March 21, 2018 by VIJAYAKUMAR KARUNAMOORTHY
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Khaled Boukesra
10:19 pm March 15, 2018
Gunther Firk
03:46 pm March 19, 2018

Congratulations, Khaled!

The same way I did. First PSM, then PSPO.

By the way, if you need materials to prepare here they are:

1 - again read scrum guide

2 - take more attention about how to measure and get value from a product. For this, higkhk recommend you to read scrumcrazy

3 - take practice tests. I've used volkerdon or you can use m.lapshin free tests

4 - If you have time read also Roman Pichler's book about PO

 

Manjit Singh
09:36 pm March 19, 2018

Well done, Khaled!

Do you aim to become Product Owner or the idea is to become a better Scrum Master by knowing more of the Product Owner's profile

Damian Drewulski
07:54 pm March 20, 2018

Hi guys,

congrats Khaled.

Let me put some doubts here. I believe questioning helps reveal value in our actions, decisions if the can stand the trial.

So, what's the reason for passing certificates? To get more knowledge, as a result of preparation or to become more attractive on the job market?

 

Cheers,

D

VIJAYAKUMAR KARUNAMOORTHY
05:25 pm March 21, 2018

Hi Khaled,

Congratulations. Great !

How the PSPO 1 is different from PSM 1 ( Complexity aspect, Questions asked in which area, what is the guideline for preparation for PSPO1).

Thanks

Vijay

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