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Which of the following
is NOT an example of the MVP prototype?
1 point
Landing Page
Explanatory video
Concierge
Heatmap
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Which of the following
is an element of the business model?
1 point
Vision
Costs structure
Value Chain Analysis
Average Churn Rate
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Which product metric is the most correlated with the "Aha moment"?
1 point
Time to value (TTV)
Cost per click (CPC)
Monthly recurring revenue (MRR)
Gross Margin
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Which of the following is an example of qualitative research?
1 point
A/B testing
Surveys
User interviews
Product analytics
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Which of the following is NOT an element of strategy?
1 point
Vision
Markets
Value proposition
Roadmap
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What is the primary objective of a product strategy?
1 point
To determine how a product will compete and win in the marketplace
To define the target audience for a product
To create a unique selling proposition for a product
To establish a pricing strategy for a product
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What is the purpose of performing a Five Forces Analysis in product strategy development?
1 point
To evaluate the company's internal strengths and weaknesses
To assess the attractiveness and competitiveness of an industry
To identify potential market segments
To establish the company's market positioning
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What is the main objective of a servant leader?
1 point
To control and direct team members
To create a strong organizational hierarchy
To focus on achieving individual goals
To serve and support team members in their personal and professional growth
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According to Tuckman's model of team development, what are the four primary stages that a team progresses through as it forms and matures?
1 point
Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Controlling
Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing
Initiating, Planning, Executing, and Monitoring
Visioning, Strategizing, Implementing, and Evaluating
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What is the main objective of a penetration pricing strategy?
1 point
To quickly gain market share by setting a low initial price for a new product
To establish a high price to reflect the perceived value of a product
To set prices based on the costs of production and distribution
To set prices based on the perceived value of a product to the customer
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Which pricing strategy focuses on setting prices according to the value a product or service provides to the customer?
1 point
Cost-based pricing
Penetration pricing
Price skimming
Value-based pricing
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What is the primary objective of a product-led growth strategy?
1 point
To rely solely on word-of-mouth marketing to promote a product
To drive growth and customer acquisition through the product itself
To focus on traditional marketing and sales efforts for growth
To target a narrow market segment and tailor products to its specific needs
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Which of the following is a key characteristic of product-led growth?
1 point
A strong focus on traditional advertising channels
A sales-driven approach to customer acquisition
A seamless user experience that allows users to try and adopt the product easily
A reliance on an extensive network of third-party distributors
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How does product-led growth help improve customer retention?
1 point
By offering aggressive discounts and promotions
By providing customers with a product that delivers value and meets their needs from the beginning
By focusing on one-time, large-scale marketing campaigns
By targeting only a specific demographic group
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In the context of product-led growth, what does the term "freemium" refer to?
1 point
A marketing strategy focused on offering free trials to attract customers
A business model that offers both free and premium versions of a product
A pricing strategy that includes offering products at a discounted rate
A type of product packaging that includes free samples
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Which of the following metrics is crucial to measuring the success of a product-led growth strategy?
1 point
Number of sales calls made
Advertising budget
Time to value (TTV)
Market share
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In a product-led growth strategy, what is one of the roles of sales and marketing teams? Select the best answer.
1 point
To drive growth through traditional marketing and sales efforts
To streamline the onboarding process and ensure users understand the product's value proposition, leading to activation and engagement
To manage the software development process, communicating the most required features that will drive product's growth
To create and maintain distribution channels, such as partner networks
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How can a strong onboarding process contribute to product-led growth?
1 point
By focusing on upselling premium features to users
By offering personalized discounts to new users
By guiding users towards achieving value quickly and efficiently
By collecting user data for market research purposes
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What role does the Jobs-to-be-Done framework play in understanding customer segmentation?
1 point
It focuses on demographics and psychographics to segment customers
It emphasizes the importance of product features in targeting customer segments
It segments customers based on the jobs they are trying to accomplish, regardless of demographics
It does not play a role in customer segmentation
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What is technical debt?
1 point
The financial cost of developing a software project
The accumulated consequences of design or programming decisions made to meet short-term goals at the expense of long-term quality
The time it takes to onboard a new developer onto a project
The process of estimating the amount of work required to complete a software project
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What is the primary risk associated with high technical debt?
1 point
Increased development costs in the short term
Lowered team morale and job satisfaction
Slower future development, as the team spends more time addressing issues and maintaining the code
A lack of innovation and creativity in the development process
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What is the primary purpose of an Application Programming Interface (API)?
1 point
To store and manage data in a structured format
To design and develop the user interface of a web application
To optimize the performance of a web server
To provide a set of rules and protocols that enable different software applications to communicate and share data with each other
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What is the purpose of using an API key or token in a web application?
1 point
To improve the visual design of the application
To encrypt data stored in the application's database
To authenticate and authorize requests made to an API, ensuring secure access to data and resources
To enhance the performance of the application's server
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Which of the following is an example of a database query language used for relational databases?
1 point
CSS
JavaScript
SQL (Structured Query Language)
HTML
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What is the primary objective of implementing Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) in a software development?
1 point
To strictly adhere to a predetermined plan and timeline
To focus on extensive documentation and adherence to processes
To shorten release cycles and improve software quality by automating the integration, testing, and deployment processes
CI/CD is all you need to fully empower developers
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What is the main objective of the differentiation strategy? Select the best answer.
1 point
To offer products at the lowest possible price
To create unique and valuable products that appeal to a specific customer needs
To focus on a niche market segment
To expand the product line and enter new markets
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What is the main benefit of a cost leadership strategy?
1 point
Developing a strong brand image
Gaining a competitive advantage through lower prices
Becoming a leader on a specific market and maximizing profit margin through premium pricing
Offering highly differentiated products
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Order the following by size, starting from the largest:
- SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market)
- TAM (Total Addressable Market)
- SAM (Serviceable Addressable Market)
1 point
SOM > SAM > TAM
SAM > TAM > SOM
TAM > SAM > SOM
SOM > TAM > SAM
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What is the primary goal of product discovery?
1 point
To create detailed financial projections for investors
To identify and validate product ideas
To evaluate the competition in the target market
To determine the best marketing strategies for the product
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What is the primary goal of product marketing?
1 point
To create a unique brand identity
To establish and maintain customer relationships
To effectively communicate a product's value proposition to potential customers
To get as many leads as possible
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Which pricing strategy involves setting a high price for a new product to maximize revenue before competitors enter the market?
1 point
Cost-based pricing
Penetration pricing
Skimming pricing
Value-based pricing
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Which of the following is NOT a component of a product life cycle?
1 point
Introduction
Growth
Profit maximization
Decline
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What is the term for creating a mental image of a product in the minds of consumers, in relation to competing products?
1 point
Branding
Positioning
Targeting
Market segmentation
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What is the main objective of a product launch?
1 point
To identify the target market for a product
To introduce a new product to the market, generate initial sales, and get feedback
To create a Unique Selling Proposition (USP) for the product
To evaluate the effectiveness of the CI/CD techniques
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Which of the following best describes the term "cross-selling"?
1 point
Selling multiple products as a bundled package
Encouraging customers to purchase a complementary product or service
Selling a product at a reduced price to attract customers
Offering a product in multiple variations to appeal to different customer segments
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Which of the following is a key benefit of conducting small, frequent experiments during the product discovery process?
1 point
To minimize risk and validate assumptions before investing in a solution
To create a fully functional product with all desired features
To track product performance and make data-driven decisions
To improve the company's internal communication and collaboration
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Which of the following is NOT a key component of the product discovery process?
1 point
Conducting customer interviews
Developing and testing prototypes
Creating a detailed project plan with timelines
Running small, frequent experiments
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What is the importance of a Value Proposition?
1 point
It outlines the product's unique selling points and how it addresses customer needs
It defines the target market segments and sales channels for the product
It determines the pricing strategy for the product
It serves as a vision statement for the company
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What is the Kano Model?
1 point
To identify potential risks and obstacles in product development
To evaluate the competition in the target market
To determine the best marketing strategies for the product
To prioritize features based on customer needs and preferences
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What is the primary purpose of an MVP prototype?
1 point
To create a fully functional product with all desired features
To validate the product idea and get maximum validated learning with minimal effort
To generate immediate revenue to fund further product development
To showcase the product to investors and secure funding
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What does the term "Product-Market Fit" mean? Select the best answer.
1 point
The ability of a product to meet the needs of a specific market
The market share a product can capture within its target market
The product's compatibility with the company's overall market strategy
The product's ability to generate revenue
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What is one of the key habits that product teams should develop to succeed in Continuous Product Discovery?
1 point
Holding weekly progress meetings with stakeholders
Constantly refining the product backlog
Regularly engaging with customers
Focusing on optimizing marketing campaigns
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What is an example of the "Outcome"?
1 point
A desired change in user behavior resulting from the product
A specific feature or functionality of the product
The financial performance of the product
The product's compatibility with the company's overall market strategy
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What is the role of assumptions in the discovery process?
1 point
Assumptions are the foundation for building a product backlog
Assumptions are used to determine the target market segments for the product
Assumptions are the basis for creating a product vision and mission statement
Assumptions are beliefs that need to be validated or invalidated through experimentation
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What is the main benefit of using an Opportunity Solution Tree
1 point
To help product teams systematically explore various opportunities and potential solutions
To create a detailed financial projection for investors
To evaluate the competition in the target market
To determine the best marketing strategies for the product
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What risks is Product Manager responsible for? Select the best answer.
1 point
Usability, Feasibility
Value, Viability
Viability, Usability
Value, Usability, Viability
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What is a Dual-Track Agile?
1 point
A development process in which two separate teams work on different aspects of the product
A development process that focuses on both customer needs and business objectives
A development process that includes parallel discovery and delivery tracks, both focused on the product
A development process that includes parallel work on two different product versions
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What is the purpose of a Product Vision?
1 point
To create a detailed roadmap of the product's future development
To define the target market segments for the product
To provide a clear and inspiring direction for the product, its team, and stakeholders
To outline the competitive advantages of the product in the market
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According to Inspired, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an empowered product team?
1 point
Being cross-functional
Clear objectives and goals (problems to solve)
Autonomy to make decisions and solve problems
Having a Product Owner in addition to Product Manager
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What is the purpose of a Prototype?
1 point
To create a fully functional product with all desired features
To showcase the product to investors and secure funding
To serve as a basis for creating a product vision and mission statement
To validate potential solutions and assumptions - address the risks
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How does the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) framework contribute to the product discovery?
1 point
By focusing on the underlying jobs customers are trying to accomplish, rather than their requirements
By providing a detailed financial projection for investors
By evaluating the competition in the target market
By determining the best marketing strategies for the product
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How should you handle failure during the product discovery phase?
1 point
By embracing failure as a learning opportunity and iterating on product ideas
By holding team members accountable and implementing stricter processes
By focusing on refining the product backlog
By avoiding risks and only pursuing safe ideas
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What is the primary reason you might want to establish clear objectives (e.g., OKRs) during the discovery phase?
1 point
To create a detailed financial projection for investors
To evaluate the competition in the target market
To provide a framework for tracking progress and aligning the team's efforts
To determine the best marketing strategies for the product
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Which of the following is a key benefit of using cohort analysis in product analytics?
1 point
Identifying the best-performing marketing channels for acquiring new users
Evaluating the financial health of the company
Gaining insights into how different user segments perform over time, allowing for better decision-making and tailored strategies
Providing a comprehensive view of the product's entire user base, without considering differences between user segments
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Which product analytics technique involves tracking a series of user actions within a product to measure the effectiveness of a particular feature or flow?
1 point
Time series analysis
Funnel analysis
Regression analysis
Sentiment analysis
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Which of the following metrics is the most correlated to user retention?
1 point
Pageviews per session
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
Bounce rate
Average session duration
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Which of the following metrics is most helpful for understanding user engagement within a product?
1 point
Total number of registered users
Percentage of users who have made a single purchase
Number of product updates released per month
Daily Active Users (DAUs) to Monthly Active Users (MAUs) ratio
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Who is required to attend the Daily Scrum?
1 point
The Developers
The Scrum Team
The Developers and Scrum Master
The Developers and Product Owner
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Definition of Done?
1 point
Creates transparency and shared understanding of what Done work means
The Developers are required to conform to the Definition of Done
Defines quality measures required for the product
Is a concrete stepping stone toward the Product Goal
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How can a team leader effectively manage conflicts within their team?
1 point
By avoiding conflicts and maintaining the appearance of harmony at all times
By enforcing strict rules and consequences for any disagreements among team members
By fostering an environment where conflicts are addressed openly, objectively, and constructively, while encouraging empathy and understanding among team members
By allowing team members to resolve conflicts on their own, without any guidance or intervention from the leader
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