Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Scrum Master Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Difference between jmeter and load runner
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JMeter is open-source, Java-based tool for load testing, while LoadRunner is a licensed tool by Micro Focus for performance testing.
• JMeter is free and open-source, while LoadRunner is a licensed tool.

• JMeter is Java-based, while LoadRunner uses its own scripting language called VuGen.

• JMeter is more lightweight and easier to use for simple load testing scenarios, while LoadRunner is more powerful and feature-rich for com...read more
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Q2. Basics of load testing
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Q1. Given a use case and asked to walk through the solution
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Q2. Have you used 'a specific GCP' solution?
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Yes, I have used Google Cloud Platform (GCP) solutions in previous projects.
• I have experience using Google Cloud Storage for data storage and retrieval.

• I have utilized Google Cloud Compute Engine for virtual machine management.

• I have worked with Google Cloud Pub/Sub for real-time messaging and event-driven systems.
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Q1. Given use case again
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Q1. Basics of Agile(Use of story points, difference between Acceptance criteria and DOD etc.), situation based questions
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Q2. Definition of ready
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Definition of ready is a set of criteria that a product backlog item must meet before it can be worked on by the team.
• Definition of ready ensures that the team has all the necessary information, resources, and dependencies in place before starting work on a backlog item.

• Criteria in the definition of ready may include detailed requirements, acceptance criteria, dependencies identified, and estimates agreed upon.

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Q3. Diff b/w scrum and kanban
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Scrum is time-boxed with fixed iterations, while Kanban is continuous flow with no fixed time frames.
• Scrum has fixed iterations called sprints, while Kanban has no fixed time frames.

• Scrum focuses on completing a set amount of work within a sprint, while Kanban focuses on continuous delivery of work.

• Scrum limits work in progress (WIP) to items in the sprint backlog, while Kanban limits WIP based on capacity and flow.

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Q4. Why do we use SAFe
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SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) is used to scale Agile practices across multiple teams and ensure alignment, collaboration, and delivery of value.
• SAFe helps organizations scale Agile practices beyond individual teams to ensure alignment and collaboration across multiple teams.

• It provides a framework for coordinating work, managing dependencies, and delivering value to customers more effectively.

• SAFe includes roles, cerem...read more
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Q1. More related to your goals in the company
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Q1. Questions related to previous experiences
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Q1. Tell me where you have resolved a conflicts
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How the communication flows

Q1. Basics safe.agile,scrum
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Q1. Scrum principles
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Q2. Scrum values and its importance
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Scrum values are commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect, which are essential for successful agile teams.
• Commitment: Team members commit to achieving the goals of the sprint and delivering value.

• Courage: Team members have the courage to speak up, take risks, and make necessary changes.

• Focus: The team focuses on the work of the sprint and avoids distractions.

• Openness: Team members are open about their work, ch...read more
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Q1. Scenario based questions
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Q2. Attitude based questions
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Q1. Introduce your self
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