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Scrum Narrative and PSM Exam Guide: All-in-one Guide for Professional Scrum Master (PSM 1) Certificate Assessment Preparation
*Updated to be compliant with The Scrum Guide 2020*. Scrum, as a new way of product development, delivers high value. Authentic knowledge body of Scrum is Scrum Guide. It is too dense to absorb without context and correlations. This book reveals Scrum as defined in 'The Scrum Guide 2020' with context and correlations using Active Learning technique. It is all-in-one guide for Professional Scrum Master (PSM 1) aspirants, with comprehensive Scrum material, tips, and 250+ practice questions.
168 pages, Paperback
Published June 10, 2017
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March 1, 2018
I bought the paper version of this book to prepare for the Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I) certification which I passed today with a score of 97.5%. This book and the Scrum Guide 2017 were my only sources to study the test so I can definitely say it was very helpful. I had some experience in Scrum projects but also misconceptions which this book corrected.
As said by Scrum.org "Scrum is simple to understand but difficult to master". This book helps you understand the nuances of Scrum and helps you interpret what Scrum really is. This is done through repetition and many questions which help you reflect and think deeply about a specific topic.
The only reason for not giving 5 stars was the relatively poor format/editing: it does not look professional. It is missing page numbering, uses an unusual font/line spacing, has spelling and grammatical errors. That said it was not a problem, per se, to read the book but this is where the author could improve the book.
Overall I can only recommend this book if you want to really understand Scrum and pass the PSM I test.
As said by Scrum.org "Scrum is simple to understand but difficult to master". This book helps you understand the nuances of Scrum and helps you interpret what Scrum really is. This is done through repetition and many questions which help you reflect and think deeply about a specific topic.
The only reason for not giving 5 stars was the relatively poor format/editing: it does not look professional. It is missing page numbering, uses an unusual font/line spacing, has spelling and grammatical errors. That said it was not a problem, per se, to read the book but this is where the author could improve the book.
Overall I can only recommend this book if you want to really understand Scrum and pass the PSM I test.
May 25, 2020
Must read for anyone wanting to get a PSM 1 Certificate. I aced the exam on the first try just reading this and The Scrum Guide for 3 weeks. The mock exam questions in this book are incredibly useful.
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