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Sophie Howard – Product University

Sophie Howard – Product University + Bonus $5000 Amazon Navigator Course

Are you looking to build an online business but struggling to get started?
Despite all your research you’re not completely convinced you are on the right tracks and you don’t want to waste your money making an expensive mistake choosing the wrong product or platform?

These UNOFFICIAL practice tests contain :

• 800 questions : 4 tests of 120 questions + 2 tests of 160 questions in English.
• Corrections with explanations : that will help you understand the logic of Scrum and the role of the Product Owner.
• My coaching : I will quickly answer your questions and do my best to help you be ready for the real assessment.

– You want to get certified as a Product Owner to boost your career?

– You feel nervous about failing the exam (and wasting money)?

Don’t worry. I’ll help you get your Product Owner certification.

Why get certified as a Product Owner?

If you are already a Product Owner: Certification will confirm your professional knowledge and allow you to get a better job with a better salary.

If you want to become a Product Owner: Certification is the best start.
It proves that you have the basic knowledge of the Scrum Framework to start a job as a

Product Owner and get long-term career opportunities.

In this global crisis we are living, the digital & IT industry is exploding and the demand for

Product Owners is increasing every year. It’s time to get on board!

The relevant certifications require a solid knowledge of the Scrum

Framework and the role of the Product Owner (the passing score is 85% for PSPO I for example).

Mock exams are a very powerful learning tool!

Optimize your learning process: Instead of just reading and watching videos, which involves visual and auditory

learning, refine your acquired knowledge with mock exams which involves thinking.

According to an experimental psychology study by David R Shanks and Rosalind Potts (University College London) :

“The benefit of doing mistakes during learning showed that when people initially make an incorrect guess and then are given the correct answer, they are more likely to remember

the correct information than if they didn’t guess wrong in a first place.”