The Scrum Master Training Manual: A Guide to the Professional Scrum Master (PSM) Exam

This guide is aimed at people preparing for the Professional Scrum Master certification exam. It walks through the Scrum framework as its creators describe it: the three roles of the Scrum Team, the events that structure each sprint, and the artifacts used to track work and value. Practice questions and explanations help readers check their understanding of the material and of how Scrum is meant to be applied rather than merely memorized. Beyond the test itself, the book aims to show how a Scrum Master supports a team, removes obstacles, and coaches an organization toward agile ways of working. It suits both newcomers to agile and experienced practitioners who want a structured review before sitting the exam.

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