Scrum Professional Scrum Product Owner III (PSPO-III) Free Practice Test
Question 1
The Developers would like the Product Backlog items to have a higher level of detail before accepting them to the Sprint Backlog.
As a Product Owner, what would be your response?
As a Product Owner, what would be your response?
Correct Answer:
As a Product owner, work with the Scrum Team to have a common understanding of the level of detail needed for an item to be deemed Ready for selection in the Sprint Planning. Enough detail so that the Developers can estimate and begin the work needed.
Involve the Scrum Team in Product Backlog refinement to help with making the PBIs ready
For this answer, team dynamics are explored and they are inspecting how you understand the interactions between Scrum Team members, the intention is that there is collaboration amongst Developers and Product Owner, a PO is not a team or project manager, but a value maximizer that needs to collaborate with users, team members, etc.
Involve the Scrum Team in Product Backlog refinement to help with making the PBIs ready
For this answer, team dynamics are explored and they are inspecting how you understand the interactions between Scrum Team members, the intention is that there is collaboration amongst Developers and Product Owner, a PO is not a team or project manager, but a value maximizer that needs to collaborate with users, team members, etc.
Question 2
Which of the following are true about the Product Owner?
(choose the best answer)
(choose the best answer)
Correct Answer: A
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Question 3
What are different ways Product value can be depicted?
What are two ways to measure Product value?
Is releasing work the only way to deliver value? Why or why not?
What are two ways to measure Product value?
Is releasing work the only way to deliver value? Why or why not?
Correct Answer:
Two ways of describing Product Value:
1. Customer/user value - these are the benefits the customer/user will receive from the product. Solving customer pain points.
2. Business value - the benefits the business will receive from the product. Revenue, profit, employment, etc.
Two ways to measure product value:
1. Customer Usage Index
2. Product Cost Ratio
When working on complex adaptive problems, the value (affect) of the releases can only be perceived in hindsight. This means that the value the product delivers (internally and externally) is best determined by the market response of the product. Releasing to production will help you gather the most valuable feedback and information needed to help you determine what the current value is, determine the unrealized value, understand the team's ability to innovate, and manage the time to market.
For this question observe that there are 4 questions embedded in it and you required to answer each one. For this answer, it is explained the 2 different types of product value, for customer and business, and we also used EBM (Evidence-Based Management) Key Areas to sustain the value description and the answer
1. Customer/user value - these are the benefits the customer/user will receive from the product. Solving customer pain points.
2. Business value - the benefits the business will receive from the product. Revenue, profit, employment, etc.
Two ways to measure product value:
1. Customer Usage Index
2. Product Cost Ratio
When working on complex adaptive problems, the value (affect) of the releases can only be perceived in hindsight. This means that the value the product delivers (internally and externally) is best determined by the market response of the product. Releasing to production will help you gather the most valuable feedback and information needed to help you determine what the current value is, determine the unrealized value, understand the team's ability to innovate, and manage the time to market.
For this question observe that there are 4 questions embedded in it and you required to answer each one. For this answer, it is explained the 2 different types of product value, for customer and business, and we also used EBM (Evidence-Based Management) Key Areas to sustain the value description and the answer
Question 4
Which of the following are true about a Product Backlog?
(choose the best three answers)
(choose the best three answers)
Correct Answer: A,C,E
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Question 5
Give two examples of a Scrum Master helping the Product Owner.
Give two examples of a Scrum Master hindering the Product Owner.
Give two examples of a Scrum Master hindering the Product Owner.
Correct Answer:
Scrum Master helps the Product Owner:
1) When the Product Owner is new to the role or transitioning from a traditional waterfall process, the Scrum Master helps the Product Owner understand the value of empiricism and moving his/her focus from the process and more towards the outcomes of the work being done. The Scrum Master works with the Product Owner to find the right tools that will help the Product Owner effectively measure the impact of the releases and how to base future decisions on the outcomes
2) The Scrum Master helps the Product Owner find ways of effectively managing the Product Backlog. For example, mapping items to identify dependencies between work items, just in time development to reduce waste Scrum Mater impeding the Product Owner:
1) Scrum Master dictating how the Product Owner should order the Product Backlog items rather than coaching and allowing the Product Owner to take ownership of the Product Backlog
2) Scrum Master not addressing conflicts between the Scrum Team members and Product Owner leads to division between team members. For example, arguments that result from people not actively listening or not trying to understand others perspectives
For this answer, you can use your own experience to described and also consult the Scrum guide to help you inspect how the Scrum Master might help or not the Product Owner.
1) When the Product Owner is new to the role or transitioning from a traditional waterfall process, the Scrum Master helps the Product Owner understand the value of empiricism and moving his/her focus from the process and more towards the outcomes of the work being done. The Scrum Master works with the Product Owner to find the right tools that will help the Product Owner effectively measure the impact of the releases and how to base future decisions on the outcomes
2) The Scrum Master helps the Product Owner find ways of effectively managing the Product Backlog. For example, mapping items to identify dependencies between work items, just in time development to reduce waste Scrum Mater impeding the Product Owner:
1) Scrum Master dictating how the Product Owner should order the Product Backlog items rather than coaching and allowing the Product Owner to take ownership of the Product Backlog
2) Scrum Master not addressing conflicts between the Scrum Team members and Product Owner leads to division between team members. For example, arguments that result from people not actively listening or not trying to understand others perspectives
For this answer, you can use your own experience to described and also consult the Scrum guide to help you inspect how the Scrum Master might help or not the Product Owner.
Question 6
True or False: The accountabilities of a Product Owner are essentially the same as a traditional Project Manager.
Correct Answer: A
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Question 7
What is the Product Owner's responsibility during the Sprint Retrospective?
(choose the best answer)
(choose the best answer)
Correct Answer: C
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