Kenneth Freitas

 Bora conhecer alguns antipatterns de arquitetura, desenvolvimento e até gestão de projetos, que são um pouco conhecido, mas que acontecem várias vezes no dia-dia. Form de feedbacks

Recently, I obtained the PSM I (Professional Scrum Master I) and the PSD I (Professional Scrum Developer I) certifications from scrum.org (Is there any website other than this one that is credible when discussing Scrum?). The exam experience has been the best so far because it is not proctored; you simply open your browser and answer the questions. While this simplicity is appealing, it also makes it quite easy to cheat, especially with limitless online resources available (like AI). As I mentioned in my previous thoughts on certifications, this lack of security diminishes their real value for me. The PSD I certification is arguably the easiest one I've ever achieved in my life. It's surprisingly straightforward, and you have ample time to tackle the questions. On the other hand, the PSM I and some of the others seem to align more closely with scrum.org's original intent, posing a bit more challenge due to the time constraints relative to question complexity. The rationale ...