PMP Exam Radioshow (Project Management)
Aug 28, 2026 · 2 hr 52 min · 14 segments
**In this tutorial, you will learn the absolute basics of Agile, building on your initial project management understanding to master the critical concepts and techniques you must look out for as you…
Good morning and good afternoon, everyone.
Welcome.
Roy, how you doing today?
Doing well, Phil.
It's, uh, afternoon for me, and I'm, I'm excited to be here.
This is gonna be fun today.
Awesome.
It's our final round for Agile, so this is day three of three.
And last night you talked about PBIs, and I just wanna ask a few questions so our friends can kick those tires and make sure we can roll along today.
So here is your first question for the day, my friends, and it's about a spike.
What do you think? All right.
Five, four, three, two, and one.
End the poll, share the results, and here we go.
And you can see most of you have chosen B, and that is because B is indeed the correct answer.
A spike refers to research, prototype, risk reduction, knowledge acquisition, and, uh, these are put into your backlog for you to execute.
Mm-hmm.
You may also see them called enablers.
Thank you, Roy.
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Good morning and good afternoon, everyone.
Welcome.
Roy, how you doing today?
Doing well, Phil.
It's, uh, afternoon for me, and I'm, I'm excited to be here.
This is gonna be fun today.
Awesome.
It's our final round for Agile, so this is day three of three.
And last night you talked about PBIs, and I just wanna ask a few questions so our friends can kick those tires and make sure we can roll along today.
So here is your first question for the day, my friends, and it's about a spike.
What do you think? All right.
Five, four, three, two, and one.
End the poll, share the results, and here we go.
And you can see most of you have chosen B, and that is because B is indeed the correct answer.
A spike refers to research, prototype, risk reduction, knowledge acquisition, and, uh, these are put into your backlog for you to execute.
Mm-hmm.
You may also see them called enablers.
Thank you, Roy.
