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Tuesday, 4 August 2009

Scrum Mastering isn't a part-time endeavour

Posted by Simon Baker
Tags: scrum

Don’t be a part-time scrum master because you can’t see the picture when you’re in the frame.

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I agree!! I used to think you could be a contributor and a ScrumMaster. Not anymore. You have to choose if you want to play or coach. In both sports and in Scrum, I have not seen it work.

Comment by Carlton Nettleton

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