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new PSM II exam?

Last post 08:27 pm March 31, 2018 by Jason Jafarian
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Matheus Alves
03:18 pm March 29, 2018

Hello folks, how to prepare for take the new PSM II assessments? I bought volkerdon`s courses (psm and pspo) and getting a good score (score > 90%) but i`m not felling confortable to take the PSM II assessments Actually i`m working as a PO and solving some technical issues in other projects.

Gunther Firk
03:26 am March 30, 2018

Hi Matheus! 

As I always recommend 2 sites (scrum crazy and volkerdon) and you have already written about volkerdon it has only remained scrum crazy :) 

To be honest I am planning to pass PSPO 2 but anyway suppose that you may begin from here.

Also I think that PSM 2 is based on applying knowledge to proposed scenarios and situations (initially this was written by Timothy Bafia and I agree with him).

By the way, congrats on passing PSM1. It is really great. 

 

Matheus Alves
03:59 pm March 30, 2018

Hi Orkhan,

Thanks a lot for you feedback :) i wish you success on your PSPO II. 

I will follow your suggestions, adding scrum crazy to my list.

I'm wondering to try PSPO I before the PSM II assessment, as seams to be the same level as PSM I.

Jason Jafarian
08:27 pm March 31, 2018

Matheus,



Personally, if you plan to take both then I would recommend the PSPO I before the PSM II.  A Scrum Master needs to be able to facilitate not only the developers, but the product owner as well.  A better understanding of the Product Owner role may help you with the scenarios on the PSM II exam. 

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