Assessment Competencies

Dr. Charles Suscheck has now published two books on strategies for approaching the PSM I/II and PSPO I/II. Strategic Guidance for the PSM I™ and PSM II™ Strategic Guidance for the PSPO I™ and PSPO II™ These books are written to guide assessment takers on how to think about Scrum.org assessments , not how to game the system. It is not a collection of shortcuts or exam tricks. Instead, it provides authoritative, strategic guidance  on how experienced practitioners approach as

If you're taking any multiple-choice assessment, there are plenty of resources on the Internet that you can look at for strategies on multiple-choice.   I've researched multiple universities and other sites' advice for taking multiple-choice assessments and have collected that information in this section.  This is not about the Scrum.org™ assessments specifically, but is generally about approaching multiple-choice questions.  Here are 25 short, general strategies to help you

PSPO I™ Meta Patterns The meta-patterns serve to understand the big picture concepts within the assessment. They describe the recurring situations, misunderstandings, and organizational dynamics that Scrum Masters routinely encounter in practice. Assessment questions are intentionally grounded in these patterns to reflect real-world decision making rather than theoretical scenarios. While the meta-patterns explain the context behind the questions, the competency model defines

PSM I Meta Patterns The meta-patterns serve to understand the big picture concepts within the assessment. They describe the recurring situations, misunderstandings, and organizational dynamics that Scrum Masters routinely encounter in practice. Assessment questions are intentionally grounded in these patterns to reflect real-world decision making rather than theoretical scenarios. While the meta-patterns explain the context behind the questions, the competency model defines t

PSPO II™ Meta Patterns The meta-patterns serve to understand the big picture concepts within the assessment. They describe the recurring situations, misunderstandings, and organizational dynamics that Scrum Masters routinely encounter in practice. Assessment questions are intentionally grounded in these patterns to reflect real-world decision making rather than theoretical scenarios. While the meta-patterns explain the context behind the questions, the competency model define

PSM II™ Meta Patterns The meta-patterns serve to understand the big picture concepts within the assessment. They describe the recurring situations, misunderstandings, and organizational dynamics that Scrum Masters routinely encounter in practice. Assessment questions are intentionally grounded in these patterns to reflect real-world decision making rather than theoretical scenarios. While the meta-patterns explain the context behind the questions, the competency model defines