Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Scrum Values-Focus

The video tutorial discusses the importance of focus in the Scrum process, emphasizing the need for teams to adapt to changes and manage project scope effectively. It highlights the role of Sprint planning and prioritization, the responsibilities of the product owner, and the significance of time management through time-boxing. The tutorial also covers the acceptance of uncertainty and the importance of maintaining focus on project vision and outcomes. Scrum events and artifacts are presented as key drivers of focus and urgency in achieving project goals.

What is the primary goal of a scrum team?

• To avoid changes

• To minimize costs

• To deliver a high-quality product

• To complete tasks quickly

During sprint planning, what should be prioritized?

• Tasks with the least effort

• User stories with the most detailed requirements

• User stories that provide maximum benefit to the client

• Tasks that are easiest to complete

Who is responsible for creating high-level requirements in a scrum team?

• Project Manager

• Development Team

• Product Owner

• Scrum Master

How should tasks be allocated among team members?

• Based on skills and expertise

• Based on availability

• By the Scrum Master

• Randomly

What is a key aspect of the change-driven approach in scrum?

• Avoiding any changes

• Detailed planning for all tasks

• Focusing on individual tasks

• Prioritizing work to minimize wasted time

What does time-boxing in scrum help create?

• Longer project timelines

• A relaxed work environment

• A sense of urgency

• More detailed documentation

Why is accepting uncertainty important in scrum?

• It eliminates the need for a product vision

• It reduces the need for prioritization

• It helps in adapting to changes effectively

• It allows for more detailed planning