PSM II Advanced Flashcards
(18 cards)
19.1 - Tub Empiricism The scrum master supports and promotes
Empiricism
19.2 When analyzing questions for PSM II ask
How does this support empiricism
19.3 Look for
the 3 pillars as keywards in answer (adaptation, inspection, transparency)
19.4 Who supports empiricism
The whole scrum team
19.5 For empiricism to work it needs
clear goals (product and sprint)
19.6 For empiricism to work it requires the sm to ensure
TRANPARENCY
19.7 Kaizen
Japanese work for improvement
20.1 Its about behavior -What drives behaviors?
Values
20.2 Do the developers commit to the sprint goal?
They commit to trying to complete the sprint goal but do not commit to individual PBIs or the sprint backlog
20.3 To achieve excellence, the scrum team must ____
work by scrum values and need an environment of trust
21.1 Bad stances of SM
- scribe
- secretary
- scrum police
- the team boss
- the admin
- the chairman
- the super hero
- coffee clerk
21.2 Good stances of SM
- facilitator - facilitate events, conflicts, and other situations without choosing sides. SM does not accept or reject decisions taken by the scrum team.
- teacher
- mentor
- coach
- manager
- impediment remover
- change agent
22.1 (nun - serve organization) Great scrum masters…
create environments where scrum teams can thrive. They lead, train, and coach the organization in its scrum adoption
22.2 Manager can add tremendous value by…
supporting empiricism, self-management, the scrum framework and its accountabilities
22.3 Great SM …
build good relationships not only with members of the scrum team but also with other people in the organization
23.1 name SM serves PO by helping with
- Defining and communicating a Product goal and vision
- ordering the product backlog
- focusing on value delivery and return on investment
- facilitating stakeholder collaboration
- supporting empiricism (seek feedback)
- respecting self-management (avoid micro management)
- identifying agile metrics to measure the value of EBM
23.2 As a servant leader, helps members of the team grow, including the PO