Lots of good content, thanks! I just have one strong reservation: I would say that the question about backlog prioritization can have a lot of correct answers that are more to the point than just knowing one particular tool like MoSCoW (e.g., strategic themes, urgency/importance, validated assumptions in product discovery, cost of delay, business vs. customer value).
If there is a product owner who wants to use the scrum framework in their product development, but there is no scrum master, the product owner would need to be responsible for making sure that his scrum team follows Scrum. The product owners main job is to create the most value from their scrum team. This includes needing to implement scrum into a team
Let me quote a line from the SCRUM guide: "While implementing only parts of Scrum is possible, the result is not Scrum." Yes, you can use parts of the framework at your convenience, but you're not doing SCRUM, you're doing something else. And that something else IMO should not be called SCRUM because it would be misleading. When you're communicating it to an external party, they may make some assumptions based on a faulty description of your org.
@@YamilGonzales m8 you are wrong actually. it is a framework you do not have to follow 100%. maybe the company doesn't have budget or they lost an employee. just shush.
I have more than 12+ years of experience in data engineering, data science, and architecture, with significant expertise in the payment domain. I am currently working partialy as a product owner. I am contemplating a transition to a full-time product owner role in my career, leveraging my technical skills and domain knowledge. Now Im getting interest in domain and move out to become more of techno functional roles. I felt product owner is the best option. Though current role of partial product owner is only of few months as of now. considering
Good to know about how well you are making progress in your new role! I am also trying to move to PO role after 12 years of experience as QA in Banking payments domain. What are the keys things one should consider moving to PO role in Banking. Soon will have an interview for the same :)
Fantastic stuff Joshua, recently I attended an Interview, you're not gonna believe, I have got at least a question from almost all segments you mentioned.
guess what? I watched this video to do my first PO interview, probably the interviewer watched this same video to prepare for me. lol. you can just imagine how it went.
Great content and tips. Thanks! Please can anyone explain how does a Proxy Product Owner role work with the PO role and the Scrum team in general? I have a Proxy Product owner role interview which is going to be a written scenario based interview. Any tips or explanations will greatly help.
Are all stakeholders really equally important or this is just in product management as the stakeholder mapping matrix’s of influence and interest sorts of categorize SH into importance ranking.
Because PO role is meant to understand the project from a very high level and tone it down for development and collaborate with Business, Clients, and other Stakeholders. BA would be more apt for juniors. it is more of a stepping stone towards PO and PM roles.
I came here for knowledge and found it. If anyone doesn't like the accent, they can go search for knowledge elsewhere, or pay a translator to translate to their local accent or mute the video and follow the closed captions. Stop whining on a top class content because everyone doesn't speak like people around your village
I can’t help but wonder where are you from? I’ve never heard anyone talk with this accent. It is so hard to listen. Great information though, thank you.
This guy needs to get some speech training! Firstly it’s the accent that is annoying and secondly it’s not clear what he is saying and lastly, please leave behind your „cool way of talking“ soon after you graduate high school! You are giving professional information here. I’m sorry, But I am hugely disappointed ☹️ Best wishes from Germany, V
That's an American accent bro, it's just a matter of getting used to certain accent to understand, listen to it couple of times with headphones, you will be good. It's fantastic stuff and he articulated it well. Try to learn different things from people from different walks of life. Complaining not gonna take you anywhere in the life. Try Google his name and company. Have fun.
How DARE you say someone's accent is annoying. Even if you thought it, it should NOT be shared out loud. To express this displays extreme ignorance and a total lack of professionalism. There are thousands of videos with people speaking with accents, INCLUDING INDIAN. How would you feel if someone said Indian accents are annoying? Perhaps if you were less of a jerk, you would not attempt to marginalize what he stated by saying it was not clear. It was very clear to me. He wasn't trying to sound cool, but rather he didn't sound like an insufferable know-it-all using $100 polysyllabic words in an attempt to sound "professional." Professionalism is exactly what you failed to display in your dig at him. And if you didn't understand what he said, perhaps you aren't as intelligent as you THINK you are. People like you are beyond annoying.
Lots of good content, thanks!
I just have one strong reservation: I would say that the question about backlog prioritization can have a lot of correct answers that are more to the point than just knowing one particular tool like MoSCoW (e.g., strategic themes, urgency/importance, validated assumptions in product discovery, cost of delay, business vs. customer value).
If there is a product owner who wants to use the scrum framework in their product development, but there is no scrum master, the product owner would need to be responsible for making sure that his scrum team follows Scrum. The product owners main job is to create the most value from their scrum team. This includes needing to implement scrum into a team
Let me quote a line from the SCRUM guide: "While implementing only parts of Scrum is possible, the result is not Scrum." Yes, you can use parts of the framework at your convenience, but you're not doing SCRUM, you're doing something else. And that something else IMO should not be called SCRUM because it would be misleading. When you're communicating it to an external party, they may make some assumptions based on a faulty description of your org.
@@YamilGonzales m8 you are wrong actually. it is a framework you do not have to follow 100%. maybe the company doesn't have budget or they lost an employee. just shush.
hello very helpful with interviews i got 3-5 interviews in a row by using this information👍
Great information, watching this before my PO interview tomorrow, cheers!
The session was great. Thanks a lot
I have more than 12+ years of experience in data engineering, data science, and architecture, with significant expertise in the payment domain. I am currently working partialy as a product owner.
I am contemplating a transition to a full-time product owner role in my career, leveraging my technical skills and domain knowledge.
Now Im getting interest in domain and move out to become more of techno functional roles. I felt product owner is the best option.
Though current role of partial product owner is only of few months as of now. considering
Good to know about how well you are making progress in your new role! I am also trying to move to PO role after 12 years of experience as QA in Banking payments domain. What are the keys things one should consider moving to PO role in Banking. Soon will have an interview for the same :)
Solid content, I like the "key takeaway" rather than robotic examples that may not apply
Fantastic stuff Joshua, recently I attended an Interview, you're not gonna believe, I have got at least a question from almost all segments you mentioned.
guess what? I watched this video to do my first PO interview, probably the interviewer watched this same video to prepare for me. lol. you can just imagine how it went.
Did u get the job?
Thanks. Great overview! Very helpful.
Excellent explanation!!!
This is High Quality content
Thanks!
Very comprehensive rehearsal. Thank you for sharing.
Great content and tips. Thanks! Please can anyone explain how does a Proxy Product Owner role work with the PO role and the Scrum team in general? I have a Proxy Product owner role interview which is going to be a written scenario based interview. Any tips or explanations will greatly help.
Are all stakeholders really equally important or this is just in product management as the stakeholder mapping matrix’s of influence and interest sorts of categorize SH into importance ranking.
You should write the answers on the screen
Great video, well articulated 👍👍
Great 👍 Thank you
4:52 Should be "product delivery" or "product development", I presume.
excellent stuff... well presented
Great video!
Good one, very useful
Excellent video 👏👏
Do you know any companies that take juniors? As a product owner? So hard to get an interview 😪
Because PO role is meant to understand the project from a very high level and tone it down for development and collaborate with Business, Clients, and other Stakeholders. BA would be more apt for juniors. it is more of a stepping stone towards PO and PM roles.
@@sanketkulkarni696 absolutely correct.
Really helpful video. Thank you so much!
What is PSH you mentioned?
Product stakeholders
Primary
Thank you
I came here for knowledge and found it. If anyone doesn't like the accent, they can go search for knowledge elsewhere, or pay a translator to translate to their local accent or mute the video and follow the closed captions. Stop whining on a top class content because everyone doesn't speak like people around your village
Thanks.
Can I find a PO mentor?
Hello, I can help you if you need adives!
please use a better mic, the sound is not so good
What's a PSH?
Product Stakeholder
Questions are nice, answeres are not.
Buy a microphone please
I can’t help but wonder where are you from? I’ve never heard anyone talk with this accent. It is so hard to listen. Great information though, thank you.
He's definitely from North America, most likely the US. This is a very general accent here.
It’s called English. Wtf lol 😆
🤨
White noise and echo too much I can't listen to this
Awww cry about it
1/10 bad delivery
Sorry, but your accent sounds too artificial!
Where are you people from? That is a generic American accent. I hear this "accent" every day.
@@stacyb6489 In which remote village do you live?
This guy needs to get some speech training! Firstly it’s the accent that is annoying and secondly it’s not clear what he is saying and lastly, please leave behind your „cool way of talking“ soon after you graduate high school! You are giving professional information here. I’m sorry, But I am hugely disappointed ☹️
Best wishes from Germany,
V
Accent? He’s likely from the U.S. and being clear and concise in American English. Were you looking for someone with a a European accent?
That's an American accent bro, it's just a matter of getting used to certain accent to understand, listen to it couple of times with headphones, you will be good. It's fantastic stuff and he articulated it well.
Try to learn different things from people from different walks of life. Complaining not gonna take you anywhere in the life.
Try Google his name and company. Have fun.
Dude you are the equivalent of a person that is surrounded by a huge, beautiful forest, but is upset because of one tree you keep staring at lol.
How DARE you say someone's accent is annoying. Even if you thought it, it should NOT be shared out loud. To express this displays extreme ignorance and a total lack of professionalism. There are thousands of videos with people speaking with accents, INCLUDING INDIAN. How would you feel if someone said Indian accents are annoying?
Perhaps if you were less of a jerk, you would not attempt to marginalize what he stated by saying it was not clear. It was very clear to me. He wasn't trying to sound cool, but rather he didn't sound like an insufferable know-it-all using $100 polysyllabic words in an attempt to sound "professional." Professionalism is exactly what you failed to display in your dig at him. And if you didn't understand what he said, perhaps you aren't as intelligent as you THINK you are. People like you are beyond annoying.
You're joking, right?