Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Self-Organization

The video discusses the concept of self-organization in Scrum, emphasizing the shift from traditional centralized project management to a decentralized approach. It highlights the role of servant leadership, where authority is based on achieving results rather than hierarchy. The Scrum Master is crucial as a facilitator and motivator, helping the team overcome impediments. The iterative nature of Scrum, with sprints and daily meetings, fosters continuous improvement and innovation. The focus is on performance enhancement and learning from failures, aligning with Scrum's change-driven ideology.

What is a key difference between traditional project management and Scrum?

• Scrum has a centralized leadership.

• Traditional project management uses servant leadership.

• Scrum focuses on decentralized leadership.

• Traditional project management is iteration-based.

Which role in a Scrum team is responsible for maximizing the value of the product?

• Developer

• Scrum Master

• Tester

• Product Owner

What is one of the main responsibilities of a Scrum Master?

• To control the project budget

• To remove impediments for the team

• To manage procurement

• To act as a centralized authority

How does the Scrum Master support the Scrum team?

• By assigning tasks to team members

• By acting as a project manager

• By providing technical solutions

• By facilitating and coaching the team

What is the purpose of conducting daily meetings in Scrum?

• To finalize the project budget

• To assign tasks to team members

• To review progress and plan improvements

• To report to the project manager

What is the primary goal of servant leadership in Scrum?

• To centralize decision-making

• To motivate the team for performance improvement

• To control the project timeline

• To manage team conflicts

What is emphasized in the change-driven ideology of Scrum?

• Avoiding any changes during the project

• Maintaining a fixed project scope

• Improving performance gradually

• Following a strict hierarchy