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Is the Nokia Scrum test available online? I could find link to the modified Scrum test by Jeff Sutherland but unable to locate the link to original Scrum test by Nokia.

+1  A: 

I recognize you are looking for the Nokia Scrum Test; however, the definitive exam in the industry is through the Scrum Alliance. However, you are only able to take the exam after having been invited by a certified Scrum trainer. I recommend you look into taking a course near you.

Lucas B
+1  A: 

You can find the Nokia Test here:

http://agileconsortium.blogspot.com/2007/12/nokia-test.html

However, I highly suggest to use the Scrum Checklist by Henrik Kniberg instead:

http://www.crisp.se/scrum/checklist

Pierre 303
This is not the first version, this version from 2007 has already been [tuned by Jeff Sutherland](http://jeffsutherland.com/nokiatest.pdf).
Pascal Thivent
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Here is the first Nokia test developed by Bas Vodde while coaching teams at Nokia Networks in Finland. I'm pasting it below:

No Agile & Iterative when:

  • You know when you are not doing iterative development when:
    • Iterations are longer than 2-6 weeks
    • Teams tries to complete specifications before programming
    • An iteration does not include testing
    • Iteration does not provide workable code
    • Detailed (task level) plans and accurate estimates are expected at the beginning of a project
    • The iteration plan doesn't reflect what the team is doing
  • You know you are not doing agile development when:
    • There is little co-operation within the team
    • Design and code is produced in individual effort
    • Progress is measured by hours spend or documents created instead of working code
    • Builds are done once in three weeks

Reference

Pascal Thivent
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This is not a compelte test, but an open assesment written by Scrum.org (Ken Schwaber): Scrum Open Assesment

Will Marcouiller