The Scrum Guide
The definitive source, and what the PSPO and PSM exams are assessed against. Thirteen pages, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
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The definitive source, and what the PSPO and PSM exams are assessed against. Thirteen pages, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
Separates the Scrum accountability from the product management job, which is the distinction most job descriptions blur.
Scrum.org's framework for measuring value across four Key Value Areas. Referenced by the PSPO syllabus without being part of the Scrum Guide.
What the accountability covers day to day, from ordering the Product Backlog to being reachable when developers need a decision. A good companion to the Scrum Guide for anyone preparing for a product owner assessment.
Covers the template, story splitting and the qualities that make a story workable, with examples from several kinds of product. The framing that matters is that the card is a reminder and the requirement emerges in the conversation around it.
The framework for roughly three to nine Scrum Teams working from a single Product Backlog towards one integrated increment. Free, short, and the reference the Scaled Professional Scrum assessments are written against.
Formats, timeboxes and the failure modes that leave a retrospective feeling like an obligation. The advice to leave with one or two improvements, each with a named owner and a way of checking, is what carries the meeting into the next sprint.