Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Scrum Versus Project Management Continue

The video tutorial discusses the differences between Scrum and traditional project management. It highlights the importance of customer involvement in Agile, the authoritative role of project managers, and how requirements evolve in Scrum compared to being fixed in project management. It also covers how project success is measured differently in Scrum and project management, and contrasts the decentralized management style of Scrum with the centralized approach in project management.

In Scrum, who is primarily responsible for ensuring customer objectives are met?

• Customer

• Scrum Master

• Sponsor

• Project Manager

In project management, what is the role of the project manager?

• To collaborate with the customer

• To be an authoritative figure

• To evolve requirements

• To decentralize decision-making

How do requirements typically evolve in Scrum?

• They are decided by the project manager

• They evolve through iterations

• They are detailed at the beginning

• They remain fixed from the start

Why is it important for requirements to be fixed in project management?

• To accommodate new technologies

• To ensure customer satisfaction

• To prevent scope changes

• To allow for flexibility

What is the primary measure of project success in Scrum?

• Adherence to the initial plan

• Meeting the project manager's expectations

• Customer satisfaction and final outcome

• Completion within budget

Which management style is associated with Scrum?

• Hierarchical

• Decentralized

• Authoritative

• Centralized

What is a key characteristic of the Scrum team?

• They have fixed roles

• They follow a strict hierarchy

• They are self-organizing

• They rely on the project manager