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About the Course
Product Owners are a key driving force behind successful Agile teams, ensuring the product vision aligns with business goals and delivers maximum value. This course gives you the ideal introduction to starting your Product Owner journey.
During the course, you'll learn about the roles and responsibilities of an Agile Product Owner in Scrum teams, comparing them to other traditional product roles, for example, product manager.
You'll explore the skills, competencies, and knowledge requirements for a successful project owner.
You'll examine the end-to-end Scrum framework and understand the key stakeholders with which Product Owners collaborate to achieve success. Plus, you'll look at how to create and communicate a compelling product vision that aligns with organizational goals and provides direction for the development team.
Through the course, you'll gain hands-on experience in labs and projects, investigating product strategy and value. Plus, you'll explore the employment opportunities for a Product Owner so you can envision your career path. You will also hear from experts who will share their insights and tips that will help in your Product Owner journey.
If you're looking to take your first step toward becoming a Product Owner, ENROLL TODAY and start building your path to future success.
Top reviews
FD
Feb 18, 2025
I like how there is real life working product owners that share their experience as a Product Owner, it's very insightful and engaging .
HM
Dec 13, 2025
A very good introduction to the Product Owner role.
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By Taylor W
•Aug 10, 2025
Although it started with straightforward skills for a PO, the later parts of the course were very vague and did not contain material of real substance when learning how best to "Unleash Scrum". This could have been reduced down into a 1 pager+hearing from the experts.