If you’re looking to demonstrate your understanding of Scrum to yourself, or prospective employers, the PSM II certificate is an excellent option. You earn it by passing the difficult PSM II assessment. This article, from a Scrum.org certified Professional Scrum Trainer (PST), gives you hints and tips to improve your chances of passing it.
Got this question on the exam and i am still wondering what the best answers would be:
What are three things the Scrum Team commits to each Sprint?
(choose the best three answers)
A) Upholding transparency
B) Having the Product Owner available to the Development Team on a daily basis.
C) Working towards the Sprint Goal.
D) Increasing velocity.
E) Seeking stakeholder feedback.
F) Getting all the forecasted work from Sprint Planning done.
Do you have any idea? I thought it was A, B and C.
Hi James
The question may at first make you think about the commitments in Scrum but, as you read the answers, you’ll probably see that this isn’t relevant here. So, you need to think about the things that Scrum mandates, and what it doesn’t.
Think particularly about the pillars of empiricism, the importance of goals in Scrum and what the intention of the events are. Also reflect upon metrics and the value they deliver, as well as the problems they might cause if misused.
I suggest that your chosen answers could be improved upon.
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Derek
I believe it’s A C E
I choose A, C & F