Product Management Certification with Agile Product Owner and Scrum - Bonus: How to Prioritize the Product Backlog

The video tutorial discusses how to prioritize user stories in a product backlog based on their value, which can be determined by factors like revenue, user likability, and user experience. The role of the scrum master in assisting new product owners with prioritization is highlighted. It also covers the use of software tools for creating and managing virtual story cards, recommending methods like drag and drop or relative scaling for prioritization. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of visual order in backlog management for effective sprint planning.

What factors might a product owner consider when determining the value of a user story?

• All of the above

• Sales in the first month and user experience

• User likability and magazine ratings

• Only revenue

How can a scrum master assist a new product owner?

• By deciding the product's revenue

• By helping understand prioritization

• By managing sales

• By creating user stories

What is a recommended method for prioritizing virtual story cards?

• Using a random order

• Drag and drop or a relative scale

• Based on team preference

• Alphabetical order

What is the purpose of assigning priority numbers to backlog items?

• To make the backlog look organized

• To ensure the highest value items are picked for the sprint

• To confuse the team

• To make the product owner feel important

What scale is suggested for prioritizing large backlogs?

• 1 to 50 or 1 to 100

• 1 to 10

• 1 to 20

• 1 to 5