Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced PSPO II (EN)

200921

What is Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced PSPO II

The Product Owner’s role is multifaceted, requiring the practitioner to engage in behaviors and adopt mindsets beyond the core of Agility and the Scrum Framework. This course surfaces these behaviors by challenging the student to adopt several different Product Owner stances:

• Customer Representative - focused on understanding customer problems, challenges and potential opportunities
• Visionary - communicating the vision, future state and possibilities in ways that foster common understanding
• Experimenter - focusing on innovation, hypothesis testing and validating potential value to spark product innovation
• Influencer - communicating with and influencing stakeholders, customers and the Scrum Team to act with common purpose
• Collaborator - seeking input, ideas and feedback from others
• Decision Maker - focusing on creating maximum impact by making clear choices and decisions

This 2-day Professional Product Owner - Advanced (PSPO-A) course focuses on helping experienced practitioners expand their ability to establish a solid vision, validate their hypotheses, and ultimately deliver more value to their stakeholders. It is intended for Product Owners who are looking to grow their knowledge and abilities.
This course is an interactive, experiential workshop where attendees explore topics through a series of exercises and discussions. Students should have at least one year of Product Owner experience and a practical knowledge of Scrum in order to participate in and benefit from these exercises.

Who should attend Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced PSPO II

The Professional Product Owner-Advanced course is an advanced course specifically designed for Product Owners and product managers who have practical experience managing or owning a product.
It is also beneficial to Scrum Masters and stakeholders who work with Product Owners. It is particularly beneficial for those with at least one year of building products with a Scrum Team.
A voucher for the Professional Scrum Product Owner II certification exam (PSPO II) in included in the training price.

Prerequisites

For this training you need at least one year of experience as a product owner and you need the PSPO-I certificate from Scrum.org.

Objectives

This training is made up of a number of modules, which address the main subjects:

• Value: How to keep business value in mind for all you do. How do you express it and how do you validate it? How do you develop a sufficiently wide perspective?
• Stakeholders: How do you work with stakeholders. How do you take them along, how do you involve them, how do you influence them?
• Do the right things: How do you experiment in the right way? How do you figure out what works. Lean Startup and Growth Hacking are discussed.
• Quality: How to evolve from Change Owner to Product Owner. How do you keep your ability to change unprecedentedly high?
• On scale: How can you develop products with more than one team. What do you need to watch out for, how does your role change?
• Backlog management: Advanced techniques and practices to work with your backlog

Exam Information

• Exam duration (minutes): 60 min
• % extra time for non-native speakers: 0%
• Number of exam questions: 40
• Minimum to pass out of total questions: 34
• Exam style: Multiple choice
• Open Book: Yes

200921

What is Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced PSPO II

The Product Owner’s role is multifaceted, requiring the practitioner to engage in behaviors and adopt mindsets beyond the core of Agility and the Scrum Framework. This course surfaces these behaviors by challenging the student to adopt several different Product Owner stances:

• Customer Representative - focused on understanding customer problems, challenges and potential opportunities
• Visionary - communicating the vision, future state and possibilities in ways that foster common understanding
• Experimenter - focusing on innovation, hypothesis testing and validating potential value to spark product innovation
• Influencer - communicating with and influencing stakeholders, customers and the Scrum Team to act with common purpose
• Collaborator - seeking input, ideas and feedback from others
• Decision Maker - focusing on creating maximum impact by making clear choices and decisions

This 2-day Professional Product Owner - Advanced (PSPO-A) course focuses on helping experienced practitioners expand their ability to establish a solid vision, validate their hypotheses, and ultimately deliver more value to their stakeholders. It is intended for Product Owners who are looking to grow their knowledge and abilities.
This course is an interactive, experiential workshop where attendees explore topics through a series of exercises and discussions. Students should have at least one year of Product Owner experience and a practical knowledge of Scrum in order to participate in and benefit from these exercises.

Who should attend Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced PSPO II

The Professional Product Owner-Advanced course is an advanced course specifically designed for Product Owners and product managers who have practical experience managing or owning a product.
It is also beneficial to Scrum Masters and stakeholders who work with Product Owners. It is particularly beneficial for those with at least one year of building products with a Scrum Team.
A voucher for the Professional Scrum Product Owner II certification exam (PSPO II) in included in the training price.

Prerequisites

For this training you need at least one year of experience as a product owner and you need the PSPO-I certificate from Scrum.org.

Objectives

This training is made up of a number of modules, which address the main subjects:

• Value: How to keep business value in mind for all you do. How do you express it and how do you validate it? How do you develop a sufficiently wide perspective?
• Stakeholders: How do you work with stakeholders. How do you take them along, how do you involve them, how do you influence them?
• Do the right things: How do you experiment in the right way? How do you figure out what works. Lean Startup and Growth Hacking are discussed.
• Quality: How to evolve from Change Owner to Product Owner. How do you keep your ability to change unprecedentedly high?
• On scale: How can you develop products with more than one team. What do you need to watch out for, how does your role change?
• Backlog management: Advanced techniques and practices to work with your backlog

Exam Information

• Exam duration (minutes): 60 min
• % extra time for non-native speakers: 0%
• Number of exam questions: 40
• Minimum to pass out of total questions: 34
• Exam style: Multiple choice
• Open Book: Yes