Mphasis Project Manager Scrum Master Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Technical questions on scrum and agile
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Q2. Technical questions on SAFE agile
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Q1. Situation based question on project management
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Q2. Situation based question on scrum master
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Q1. Past experiences abd project management
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I have extensive experience in project management, including leading cross-functional teams and implementing Agile methodologies.
• Led multiple cross-functional teams to successfully deliver projects on time and within budget

• Implemented Agile methodologies such as Scrum and Kanban to improve team efficiency and productivity

• Utilized tools like Jira and Trello to track project progress and facilitate communication among te
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Q2. Scrum and SAFE question
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Q1. Key achievements done at your present organization
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Q2. What are the new practices implemented by you in a team
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Q3. What is the definition of DOD/DOR
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DOD stands for Definition of Done and DOR stands for Definition of Ready.
• DOD defines the criteria that a product increment must meet in order to be considered complete.

• DOR defines the criteria that a product backlog item must meet before it can be worked on.

• DOD is usually agreed upon by the Scrum Team during Sprint Planning.

• DOR helps ensure that the team is ready to start work on a backlog item.

• Examples: DOD may includ...read more
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Q4. Can you describe the situation of conflict managenent at your organization
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Q5. Tools to handle the project management? Describe?
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Some common tools for project management include Jira, Trello, Asana, and Microsoft Project.
• Jira - popular tool for agile project management, allows for tracking tasks, sprints, and user stories

• Trello - visual project management tool using boards and cards to organize tasks

• Asana - task management tool with features for team collaboration and project tracking

• Microsoft Project - comprehensive project management software ...read more
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Q6. Best prctices done during retrospective
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Regularly conducting retrospectives, encouraging open communication, identifying improvement opportunities, and implementing action items.
• Encourage open and honest communication among team members

• Identify what went well and what could be improved

• Create action items to address improvement opportunities

• Follow up on action items in the next retrospective

• Ensure all team members actively participate in the retrospective
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Q1. What happens in sprint planning meet
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Sprint planning meeting involves the Scrum team determining what work can be completed in the upcoming sprint.
• Discussing the sprint goal and scope

• Reviewing and selecting user stories from the product backlog

• Breaking down user stories into tasks

• Estimating the effort required for each task

• Creating a sprint backlog

• Setting the sprint goal and defining the definition of done
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Q2. What happens if your team members argue for a technical specification
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Address the concerns and facilitate a discussion to reach a consensus
• Encourage open communication and active listening among team members

• Facilitate a discussion to understand the reasoning behind each team member's perspective

• Help the team explore alternative solutions and weigh the pros and cons of each option

• Guide the team towards reaching a consensus that aligns with the project goals and technical requirements
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Q3. Why is scrum master position has master word in it?
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The term 'master' in Scrum Master signifies the role's expertise in guiding and coaching the team in the Scrum framework.
• The term 'master' implies a level of expertise and knowledge in the subject matter.

• The Scrum Master is responsible for guiding and coaching the team on Scrum practices and principles.

• The role involves facilitating meetings, removing obstacles, and ensuring the team follows Scrum processes effectively...read more
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Q4. In deployment stage, stakeholder adds new requirement. How would you handle that situation considering the time and budget constraints?
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Q1. What is the location currenly staying
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Q2. Where do you see yourself in next 5 years?
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Q3. Finally the best part, package negitiation and it went really well
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Q1. Scrum value and Principles
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Scrum values and principles guide the team in achieving success through collaboration, adaptability, and continuous improvement.
• Scrum values include commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect.

• Scrum principles emphasize delivering working software frequently, welcoming changing requirements, and empowering the team.

• Examples of Scrum principles in action include conducting daily stand-up meetings, using time-boxed...read more
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Q2. Explain SAFe events
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SAFe events are key ceremonies in the Scaled Agile Framework that help facilitate collaboration, alignment, and synchronization among teams.
• SAFe events include PI Planning, Iteration Planning, Scrum of Scrums, Inspect and Adapt, and System Demo.

• PI Planning is a two-day event where teams plan their work for the upcoming Program Increment.

• Iteration Planning is a regular event where teams plan the work for the upcoming it...read more
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Q1. Scrum ceremonies
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Q2. Kanban and scrum difference
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Scrum is time-boxed, with fixed iterations, while Kanban is continuous flow with no fixed timeboxes.
• Scrum has fixed iterations called sprints, while Kanban is continuous flow

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

• Scrum focuses on delivering a potentially shippable product increment at the end of each sprint, while Kanban focuses on continuous deliver...read more
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Little tuf but not if you are working as product owner not tuf

Q1. Question on product owners responsibility like user story discription Tools and techniques used to identify values.
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Q1. More in depth product owner question like Estimation Business Values Conflict management Scenario bases questions
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Q1. It was a good 1 hour session based on various aspects of Agile and other my roles
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Q1. Scrum artifacts,scrum ceremony,estimation techniques,how u handle scrum team,
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Q1. Planning, velocity, capacity etc
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