Lesson 1 - Role as a PM Flashcards

1
Q

Continuous innovation

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Continuous innovation is Sustainability

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Q

Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, strategic themes?

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
A

Meet Business Goals

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3
Q

Solution Management _________ multiple trains within a Solution Train.

leads

coordinates

divides

decentralizes

A

Solution Management coordinates multiple trains within a Solution Train.

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4
Q

Segmenting the market

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Segmenting the market is Desirability.

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5
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Communicating vision

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Communicating vision is Feasibility

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6
Q

True or False

OKRs are measurements inside of an existing framework.

A

False

OKR is a strategic framework.

KPIs are measurements that exist within a framework.

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7
Q

True or False

When looking at Geoffrey Moore’s cross the chasm or the S-Curve, time is explicitly absent from these curves

A

True

A solution may take a long time to move through the curves and depending on what you build you may extend the profitibility model over time as well.

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8
Q

Is Design Thinking an iterative or incremental Solution development process?

A

Iterative

Over and over and over again. Understand the problem and design the right solution. Rinse, repeat.

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9
Q

The key job of a Product Manager in the context of multiple Product Owners is:

  • Alignment of the group.
  • Roadmap aggregation.
  • Delivery sequencing.
  • Milestone predictibility.
A

Alignment of the group.

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10
Q

The _____ Curve is a predictible chart growth pattern that innovations follow.

S

Z

L

U

A

S-Curve…

As if the L even remotely looks curved and what is with the Z, how would that work on a time graph?

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11
Q

Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, finance?

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
A

Leverage support

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12
Q

Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, marketing?

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
A

Get it off the shelf

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13
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Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, legal?

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
A

Leverage support

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14
Q

What are the 4 dimensions of Product Management stakeholders?

  • Leverage support
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Operations impacts
  • Meet business goals
  • Roadmap predictibility
  • Get it built
A

4 Dimensions of Product Management Stakeholders are:

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
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15
Q

Internal or External Customer?

Purchasing Customer in a supply chain.

A

Internal

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16
Q

The way we build

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

The way we build want is Viability.

17
Q

More value than cost

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

More value than cost is Viability.

18
Q

Design Thinking: Design the right solution.

Divergence or Convergence

Developing the solution is a form of __________.

A

Developing the solution is a form of divergence.

19
Q

Future health

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Future health is Sustainability

20
Q

Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, distribution channels?

  • Meet Business Goals
  • Get it off the shelf
  • Get it built
  • Leverage support
A

Get it off the shelf

21
Q

Licensing

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Licensing is Viability.

22
Q

Design Thinking: Understand the problem.

Divergence or Convergence

Discovering the problem is a form of __________.

A

Discovering the problem is a form of divergence.

23
Q

Proactively managing the solution…

Is primarily what…

  • Desirability
  • Viability
  • Feasibility
  • Sustainability
A

Proactively managing the solution is Sustainability

24
Q

Design Thinking: Understand the problem.

Divergence or Convergence

Defining the problem is a form of __________.

A

Defining the problem is a form of convergence.

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Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, Release on Demand? * Meet Business Goals * Get it off the shelf * Get it built * Leverage support
Get it built It is part of the Continuous **Delivery** Pipeline
26
Lean Business Case Is primarily what... * Desirability * Viability * Feasibility * Sustainability
Lean Business Case is **Viability.**
27
Market research Is primarily what... * Desirability * Viability * Feasibility * Sustainability
Market research is **Desirability.**
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Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, continuous integration? * Meet Business Goals * Get it off the shelf * Get it built * Leverage support
Get it built
29
Managing the Program backlog Is primarily what... * Desirability * Viability * Feasibility * Sustainability
Managing the Program Backlog is **Feasibility**
30
Design Thinking: Design the right solution. **Divergence or Convergence** Delivering the solution is a form of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Delivering the solution is a form of convergence.
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Combination of build, buy, partner or acquire... Is primarily what... * Desirability * Viability * Feasibility * Sustainability
Combination of build, buy, partner or acquire is **Feasibility**
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Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, customer experience? * Meet Business Goals * Get it off the shelf * Get it built * Leverage support
Leverage support
33
Crossing the chasm means you **penetrated** what market potential? 8-10% 11-14% 15-18% 19-21%
15-18%
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Design Thinking: Design the right solution. Developing and delivering the solution involves applying **primarily what SAFe principle** from a Product Manager's point of view? 1. Take an economic view 3. Assume variability, preserve options. 7. Apply cadence, synchronize with cross-domain planning 10. Organize around value.
**3. Assume variability, preserve options.** Solution design and set-based design.
35
Architectural Runway Is primarily what... * Desirability * Viability * Feasibility * Sustainability
Architectural Runway is **Sustainability**
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Which dimension of Product Management stakeholders is, OKRs? * Meet Business Goals * Get it off the shelf * Get it built * Leverage support
Meet Business Goals