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What is a Scrum Master?
The scrum master helps to facilitate scrum to the larger team by ensuring the scrum framework is followed. He/she is committed to the scrum values and practices, but should also remain flexible and open to opportunities for the team to improve their workflow.
As the title implies, the scrum master is the master of scrum, who ensures the scrum framework is followed. Scrum has a clearly defined set of roles and rituals that should be followed and the scrum master works with each member of the scrum team to guide and coach the team through the scrum framework.
Organizational benefits of a Scrum Master
Scrum Master adds credibility to the Framework of Scrum in every way possible in the modern workflow process. The implementation of Scum and its fundamentals along with authenticated principles builds an Agile Path for the organization.
The Agile Path further brings so much of calibrated tools that shape the organization on limitless success stories. These Success stories are soaring high in every Organization that has the central workflow process of the Scrum Framework.
The main reason for all these Success Stories lies somewhere behind how the Scrum Framework has been implemented and the consistency which is maintained with every task performed and monitored within it. This whole thing then takes a turn and points on the decisive roles and responsibilities of a Scrum Master.
As the role of a Scrum Master plays a key role in the implementation of Scrum Framework within the organization with core values, there are a lot of factors that associate Scrum Master and their role in scripting Success Stories.
Guidance of Team Member on Agile Development Path
For any organization, the Agile Development path is the foremost factor of success stories. The Scrum Master has a very decisive role here as the Mentor and Facilitator that guides the Scrum Team for the Product Development Process with underlying core values of Scrum implementation.
The Scrum Master adds support to the Scrum Team Member for adaptation to changes quickly. This also includes developing a culture that serves a great purpose for the Scrum Team in responding to backlogs or blockages quickly during the Product Development Process.
Delivery of Featured Products
The Consistency of Product Delivery and assurance featured Product being delivered within time plays a prime role in end-user satisfaction. This implies positive aspects of improved performance with continuous success rates for the Organization.
The Scrum Master thus plays a crucial role here as well in the Product Development Process and successful delivery of it. This helps the team members to remain on an Agile Path with the Product Development process that helps to deliver featured products consistently with efficiency.
Outcomes of Collaborative Approach
The Outcomes of the Collaborative approach in the workflow serve a great purpose in the consistent Success Stories. The participation of every member in team activities and their engagement in cooperative coordination helps in solving impediments as well as contributes to personal growth as well.
The Scrum Master helps the team members to have a better understanding and coordination among themselves, which brings effective changes with results. Thus, the Scrum Master helps the team member to invoke a purpose that makes the team have a collaborative approach. By virtue of this, the Scrum Master allows the Organization to have a work environment in which the team nurtures and flourishes.
Aspects as a Change Agent
Being a Change Agent, one brings the culture to the organization that helps other members to adapt to changes quickly. This is of great significance for the team members to build an ability that is vital in making critical decisions for making the growth in the adverse environment as well, with Consistency.
The Scrum Master acts as a change agent in the Organization who consistently invokes the change in culture on the requirements of the project development process. This not only improves efficiency but also helps the Organization to be on the path of success in an adverse environment.
Role as a Servant Leader
The Servant leader has the main goal to serve, which means they share their reform plans, Power, Experience, guidance, etc. as a leader to help the team member with continuous growth within an organization. A good Servant leader prioritizes the needs of the team member first so they can flourish and develop themselves.
Scrum Master is not only a mentor but also the leader of the Scrum Team. Being the leader, the Scrum Master plays a vital role as a Servant Leader, which makes the Scrum Team develop themselves and be consistent with an Agile Path.
Individual Benefits of Being a Scrum Master
Get a High Level of Preciseness in Executing Scrum
Implementation of Scrum Framework in the Organization is the prior task of a Scrum Master. The Preciseness with which the Scrum Master implements the Scrum Framework and allows the team to adapt and work on the fundamentals of Scrum Framework decides the growth rate of an Organization up to extents.
This helps in bringing a high level of accuracy as an individual in mastering the Scrum with each technique that helps the other member reap benefits from it.
Contribution to the Creation of Healthy Work Culture
As a Scrum Master, you have the key responsibility to lead, Mentor, and facilitate the Scrum Team on the various principles of the workflow process. This is where you bring a culture and changes which help you as well as your team member to grow on the Agile Path.
Perseverance of Self Motivation and Self Engagement
Scrum Master has the role of encouragement and motivation for the Scrum team members. This is of great use from a personal perspective as well that keeps themselves motivated and engaged with positivity all around. This also includes the Scrum Master to build the immune which doesn’t let them get distracted from any kind of distraction.
The Nature of Scrum Master Role
The role of Scrum Master can be temporary or permanent, depending on the organization’s needs. Larger businesses with multiple agile teams might want to keep a Scrum Master on staff to help oversee the method long term, but sometimes the position is temporary or contracted. For most businesses, especially midsize and small organizations, it’s more useful to hire a Scrum Master on a contract basis to help get an agile team up and running. Scrum Masters aren’t just responsible for organizing a scrum team; they also help the company embrace agile as a culture shift. To properly implement the scrum framework, a Scrum Master needs to encourage buy-in from employees and key stakeholders.
The Scrum Master Role
A Scrum Master collaborates with all the members of the team, and is required to provide various services to the Product Owner, the Team and the organisation.
1. Scrum Master’s service to the Product Owner
What is one service the Scrum Master provides to the Product Owner?
The Scrum Master both guides and serves the Product Owner in more ways than one including:
- Formulating techniques for effective Product Backlog Management,
- Helping the team understand the need for clear and concise product backlog items,
- Imparting the understanding of product planning in an empirical environment,
- Ensuring that the Product Owner has clarity on arranging the product backlog to yield maximized value,
- Understanding and practicing agility, and
- Facilitating Scrum events as requested or needed.
2. Scrum Master’s service to the development team
What is one service the Scrum Master provides to the Development Team?
The Scrum Master has an important role to play with respect to the development team.
- Removing project impediments that stand in the way of team productivity and performance
- Helping the development team to create high-value products
- Ensuring the development team is working effectively, by conducting regular reviews
- Creating transparency in processes and resolving conflicts
- Helping the team to understand and follow the goals, scope of work and product domain
- Facilitating Scrum events as requested or needed, and
- Coaching the Development Team in organizational environments in which Scrum is not yet fully adopted and understood.
3. Scrum Master’s service to the organization
What is one service the Scrum Master provides to the organization?
The Scrum Master has several responsibilities to the organization as well.
- Helping employees and stakeholders understand and implement Scrum practices
- Acting as a change agent that increases the productivity of the team
- Leading and guiding the organization in successful Scrum adoption, by streamlining processes and ensuring that every member on the team follows the Scrum framework
- Taking part in planning Scrum implementations within the organization, and
- Working with other Scrum Masters to increase the effectiveness of the application of Scrum in the organization.
Scrum Master on a SAFe Team
A Scrum Master on a SAFe team creates and nurtures an environment that supports smooth team dynamics, ensures continuous flow through the Agile Release Train, and facilitates ongoing improvement.
A SAFe Scrum Master undertakes the following responsibilities
- Promotes a Lean-Agile mindset and exhibits leadership behaviour, supporting and enforcing team rules
- Helps the team to drive relentless improvement and progress toward goals
- Hosts and facilitates Scrum events
- Supports the PO and acts as a bridge between the PO, team and the organization
- Removes obstacles
- Promotes SAFe practices, and supports SAFe adoption across the enterprise
- Coordinates activities on the ART (Agile Release Train), and prepares for ART events, and
- Works in tandem with Scrum Masters on other teams to improve the overall Value Stream.
A SAFe Scrum Master represents the team in the Scrum of Scrums, keeping them aware of all efforts to engage and build upon program effectiveness across teams.
Characteristics/Must-Have Skills for a Scrum Master
What are the characteristics that a Scrum Master must possess, to be exceptional at their job? Here are the top traits of a successful Scrum Master.
Knowledgeable
First and foremost, a person who wants to be an effective process coach should be knowledgeable. The same holds true for a Scrum Master, who must understand the technical issues the team needs to address and the technologies the team will use to come up with end solutions. However, while they should be aware of the domain, they are not required to be an expert.
Patient
A Scrum Master needs to be patient and give time to the team to arrive at appropriate answers on their own. At times, all that may be needed is to oversee how the team is dealing with a certain issue, and step in only when they are unable to deal with it without support.
Collaborative
As a Scrum Master, you should have the right collaboration skills to work with the product owner, development team, and all other parties; even those who might not be directly involved with Scrum. The Scrum Master works as a process coach to help the Scrum team members achieve their goals.
Transparent
Last but not least, the Scrum Master should be transparent in all forms of communication. When working with team members, there should be no hidden agendas; what you see and hear from the Scrum Master must be what you get. People expect nothing less of a servant leader.
The Scrum Master also promotes transparent communication outside of the Scrum team. Without transparency, it is difficult for the organization to inspect and adapt to achieve the desired business results using Scrum.
Top 7 responsibilities of a Scrum Master
The Scrum Master wears many hats, and carries out several mission-critical responsibilities on the Scrum project. Here is a curated Scrum Master responsibilities list.
1. Coaches team members
The Scrum Master acts as the coach for both the development team and the product owner. By acting as a bridge between the roles, he or she can enable the product owner to directly drive development.
The Scrum Master knows the capabilities of the team and constantly finds ways to help the team to boost performances and enhance productivity.
He or she makes sure that the team is well trained, and understands Agile well enough to address challenges on its own.
Like any good coach, the Scrum Master does not solve the problems faced by the team, rather, they facilitate them in solving the problem themselves. Only in extreme cases when the team is unable to find a resolution, the Scrum Master takes full accountability and ownership of the problem and gets it resolved.
2. Hosts Daily Stand-up Meetings, Sprint Planning Meetings, Retrospectives and Reviews
The Scrum Master will facilitate and host all the Scrum events, including Sprint Planning Meetings, Daily Stand-up Meetings, Reviews and Retrospectives.
Sprint Planning Meeting
The Scrum Master in this meeting shall prevent the development team from being over ambitious by selecting more Product Backlog items than they can deliver. If the Scrum team is not very mature, they may also require help in estimation.
Daily Stand-up
While the Scrum Master is not required to be a part of the Daily Scrum, he or she should make sure that the development team conducts it on time. In case the development team is distributed, the logistics to coordinate the Daily Scrum are made available to the development team.
Sprint Review
The Scrum Master is a part of the review meeting and captures the feedback raised by the stakeholders. This feedback is used to take inputs from the team in the retrospective meeting.
Sprint Retrospectives
The Scrum Master conducts the retrospective meeting, noting down the areas of improvement that were suggested by the team. At times, the Scrum Master could ask someone else to conduct the retrospective meeting so as to get a different point of view on the process improvement.
3. Acts as a Servant Leader
The Scrum Master is often referred to as a servant leader. A servant leader is someone who asks, “what can I do today to help you and the team be more effective?” rather than asking “what are you going to do for me today?”
His or her objective is to enhance and increase teamwork and personal involvement. Rather than being a master of the team, the Scrum Master is a master at encouraging, enabling and energizing people and helping them to realize their potential.
A servant leader should have the following qualities:
- Listening skills
- Empathy
- Cultivating a culture of trust
- Acting with humility
- Encouraging others
As a servant leader, the Scrum Master’s duties include:
- Leading the team through healthy conflict and debate on ideas
- Teaching, mentoring and coaching the organization and team in adopting and using Scrum
- Helping the team remove and prevent impediments
- Empowering and guiding the development team on self-management.
4. Helps the Product Owner with the Product Backlog
While it is the Product Owner’s responsibility to create and maintain the product backlog, the Scrum master helps the product owner refine and groom the tasks, based on current status of the work and development needs. The Scrum Master is in the best position to do this, using the information gathered from the daily stand-up meetings.
The Scrum Master helps with the product backlog by scheduling review meetings and prioritizing tasks on user stories.
5. Protects the Team from outside interference
The Scrum Master acts as a protector and helps the team by protecting it from outside interference that comes in the way of delivering the business value during each sprint.
Interference can come from many sources; for instance it can be from managers who want to redirect team members in the middle of a sprint. No matter what the source of the interference, the Scrum Master acts as an interceptor and solves the issue amicably.
6. Removes obstacles
A core responsibility of the Scrum Master is to help the team stay focused on the tasks that need to be done in each iteration, and for this, any distractions and roadblocks that can impede progress must be ironed out. This is important especially when the team members cannot easily remove those impediments on their own.
For instance, if team members are being forced to attend too many unimportant meetings that do not allow them to make progress on the work, the Scrum Master can work with meeting organizers to pare down the number of attendees for each meeting. Only those who are absolutely essential can participate.
If a team member is being assigned tasks on multiple teams, the Scrum Master can work to redistribute the workload.
Again, there could be internal disagreements in the team about their individual working styles or there could be disagreements about the Scrum process itself. The Scrum Master may have a one-on-one meeting with development team members to understand the same, and resolve such conflicts before they escalate into full blown disagreements.
7. Teaches and upholds Scrum practices and principles
The Scrum Master is well versed in all key Scrum practices and processes, and knows how to follow the core values of Scrum. If the other team members are new to Agile, the Scrum Master acts as a mentor and teacher to guide new team members, helping them to learn the ropes and ensuring work does not slow down.
The Scrum Master has the authority to ensure whether the team enacts and adheres to the Scrum values, principles, and practices. Whenever they are found wanting, as a teacher, the Scrum master will help them to understand the scope and vision, and adhere to Scrum practices and rules.
In doing so, the Scrum Master helps the Scrum team to improve the process and helps in maximizing the delivered business value.
Scrum Master Compensation
Scrum Masters earn between $65/Hour to $95/Hour ($130,000 to $190,000 annually) if they work on a contract basis. For full time employees, earnings between $90,000 and $120,000 with benefits is prevalent within the US. Demand for Scrum Masters is expected to rise much faster than other IT roles. Experience, training and certifications, location, and industry are several factors that would impact expected earnings of Scrum Masters. Scrum Masters do work in one or more of the following roles:
- Scrum Master
- Scrum Coach
- Agile Scrum Master
- Scrum Master/Agile Coach
Past Participants
Past participants of our Certified Scrum Agilists (CSA) training program came from variety of industries, including healthcare, banking, finance, credit card issuers, retail, oil and gas, manufacturing, distribution, transportation, communication and internet, energy, computer manufacturers, consulting firms, credit bureaus, network manufacturers, software, hardware, government organizations, satellite manufacturers, credit unions, and oil refineries to name several. Here are few of the 220+ organizations that our past participants represented: Walmart, Kroger, Target, Accenture, USAA, Shell, ExxonMobil, Citibank, Master Card, Visa, Duke Energy, Bank of America, IBM, FedEx, Aetna, Anthem, CVS, Walgreens, Tesla, Verizon, Infosys, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, CapitalOne, USPS, US Bank, Blackrock, CBRE, TD Ameritrade, Wipro, Micron, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Discover, Chevron, Ford, HP, Allstate, State Farm, Desjardins, Petrobras, Enterprise, US Coast Guard, US Department of State, UHG, FDA, SAIC, BCBS, HCSC, PepsiCo, Dell, PETCO, and LPL Finacial etc.
Training opportunities for Scrum Masters
We at Chicago State University offer several career enhancing training programs for Certified Scrum Agilists. Scrum Masters can pursue to attend one or more of the following training offered by us:
- Certified Agile Coach (CAC)
- Certified Agile Facilitator (CAF)
- Certified Enterprise Agility Coach (CEAC)
- Certified Agile Transformation Coach (CATC)
- Certified DevOps Transformation Coach (CDTC)
- Certified Business Agility Coach (CBAC)
- Certified Agile Leadership Professional (CALP)
- Certified Agile Change Practitioner (CACP)
- Certified Servant Leader Practitioner (CSLP)
- Certified Emotional Intelligence Practitioner (CEIP)
Certified Scrum Agilits can earn a Master’s Certificate in Agile Management (MCAM) by completing training programs 1-5 . They can further their advancement by earning Advanced Master’s Certificate in Agile Management (AMCAM) by completing training programs 5–10. Both the Master’s Certificate in Agile Management (MCAM) and the Advanced Master’s Certificate in Agile Management (AMCAM) are the first and only such programs in the world!
Eligibility for Master's Certificate
Participants are required to complete total of five Agile Training Programs from Chicago State University (CSU) to earn their Master’s Certificate in Agile Management (MCAM) — the world’s first and only program in Agile field!
Certified Scrum Agilist (CSA)
Issued by Chicago State University
General Information:
Type: Certification
Level: Intermediate
Time: Weeks
Cost: Paid
Verification:
Name: Milan Thakkar
Course Schedule: July 24 – 25, 2021
Completion Date: July 25, 2021
Total Training Hours: 15
Certificate Number: 60-429-9457-56169
ISO Accreditation and Certification:
ISO 9001:2015: Yes
ISO 17024:2012: Yes
ISO 21001:2018: Yes
ISO 26515:2018: Yes
Information: This Certified Agile Coach (CAC) training program and all other Agile training programs from Chicago State University (CSU) are ISO 9001:2015, ISO 17024:2012, ISO 21001: 2018, and ISO 26515:2018 accredited and certified.
What is the purpose of ISO?
- Suitable for both small and large organizations.
- Better internal management.
- Less wastage.
- Increase in efficiency, productivity and effectiveness.
- Improved customer retention and acquisition.
- Consistent outcomes, measured and monitored.
- Globally recognized standard.
ISO 9001:2015 specifies requirements for a quality management system when an organization:
b) aims to enhance customer satisfaction through the effective application of the system, including processes for improvement of the system and the assurance of conformity to customer and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.
All the requirements of ISO 9001:2015 are generic and are intended to be applicable to any organization, regardless of its type or size, or the products and services it provides.
What is the meaning of ISO 17024:2012?
ISO/IEC 17024:2012 contains principles and requirements for a body certifying persons against specific requirements, and includes the development and maintenance of a certification scheme for persons. The nature and complexity of the IT industry/Agile Industry has created hundreds of training courses and qualifications over the years. Many are vendor-specific and – in terms of training staff to configure and operate these products – provide a perfectly adequate demonstration of knowledge and skills. They are, however, often linked to the purchase of products and, as such, are subject to the commercial bias of a very competitive IT marketplace.
ISO 17024:2012 – recognized by employers worldwide
Independent and accredited exam bodies such as ISACA, (ISC)2, Chicago State University’s Agile Training Programs, CompTIA, APMG, and IBITGQ have been created to counteract the commercial bias of vendors, and to provide consistent and comparable qualifications on an international basis. But who verifies the independence and quality of the courses and exams offered by these organizations?
The ISO/IEC 17024:2012 standard (Conformity assessment – General requirements for bodies operating certification of persons) specifies that accredited exam bodies:
- Meet a global, industry-recognized benchmark
- Are consistent, comparable and reliable worldwide
- Demonstrate that holders have the necessary knowledge and skills
- Are validated to ensure they are recognized by employers and peers
Employers and training development managers recognize the value of ISO 17024:2012, and it’s no coincidence that the careers of Agile Practitioner are built on the foundations of ISO 17024:2012 qualifications.
What is the meaning of ISO 21001:2018?
ISO 21001:2018 specifies requirements for a management system for educational organizations (EOMS) when such an organization: a) needs to demonstrate its ability to support the acquisition and development of competence through teaching, learning or research; b) aims to enhance satisfaction of learners, other beneficiaries and staff through the effective application of its EOMS, including processes for improvement of the system and assurance of conformity to the requirements of learners and other beneficiaries. All requirements of ISO 21001:2018 are generic and intended to be applicable to any organization that uses a curriculum to support the development of competence through teaching, learning or research, regardless of the type, size or method of delivery. ISO 21001:2018 can be applied to educational organizations within larger organizations whose core business is not education, such as professional training departments.
ISO 26515:2018 Systems and software engineering — Developing information for users in an agile environment
- The overall requirements for information in agile software development.
- Requirements for the information development lead or project manager to plan an agile information development project and manage the information development activities in an agile environment.
- Requirements for designing, developing, and providing information for users in an agile environment.
- Describes agile development practices and methods.
Skills:
- Agile
- Agile Manifesto
- Lean
- Business Agility
- Scrum Master Competencies
- Facilitation
- Active Listening
- Feedback
- Transparency
- Servant Leadership
- Emotional Intelligence
- Clarity of Information
- Mentoring
- Conflict Management
- Trust
- Teaching
- Facilitation
- High Performance Teams
- Team Building
Certificate Earning Criteria:
- Attendance in the training course
- Active participation in training course – Group Activities, Quizzes, Group Discussions, Q & A, Comments, etc.
CEUs Eligibility:
- PDUs from PMI – 15 [PMP, PgMP, PfMP, ACP, and PBA certifications]
- SEUs from Scrum Alliance – 15 [CSP-SM, CSP-PO, CSM, CSPO certifications]
- CDUs from IIBA’s – 15 [CCBA and CBAP certifications]
Course Description:
About Training
The Agile Coaching Workshop is an instructor-led, live online training program that is offered in 10 sessions. Each session is one and half hours in duration. This training is unique and one-of-a-kind, and it focuses on both the areas of “being agile” and “doing agile”. This is a highly interactive workshop that makes ample use of discussions and exercises to help participants hone essential coaching skills like self-awareness, coaching stance, mentoring, facilitation, active listening, powerful questioning and coaching for action. The course explores real-world scenarios/situations and challenges, and helps you devise powerful solutions. It will help the learner differentiate between teaching, mentoring, facilitating, consulting, and coaching, and will help him/her gain the skills needed to create a safe environment for meaningful collaboration and healthy conflict resolution within an agile team. Whether the coach is internal or external to the organization, agile coaching covers a broad spectrum that covers teaching, mentoring, problem solving, planning, leadership, team building and mastery of skills and knowledge. Agile coaches must challenge organizations to change culture for establishing new paradigms which permit agile-lean thinking and quickly deliver value. A coach must be competent, professional, and ethical, having business and technical knowledge and an understanding of the change and the impact it has on individuals and organizations. Some of the elements that participants will learn during the workshop:
- The various roles, skillsets and disciplines of an Agile coach – coaching, facilitating, mentoring, teaching and how to develop “your style,” moving in and out of those roles while remaining flexible, open and confident.
- The philosophy behind servant leadership and practices and techniques to enable you to become a true servant leader; putting the needs of others first to facilitate the development of high-performance teams.
- Agile Coach Thinking – the mindset shift necessary to help you, and others, focus on team improvement, value-driven delivery, and leveraging constraints while living in the present moment, staying curious, innovative and having fun.
- Ways to establish mutual trust allowing you to create a safe, supportive environment in which your team can excel.
- Active listening and powerful questioning techniques utilized to leverage your ability to focus on what is being said and maximizing communication and collaboration through seeking and receiving information.
Learning Objectives
Mastering agile coaching skills will require both time and practice. This workshop will enable you to:
- Understand and utilize the key skill areas and knowledge areas applied by the best agile coaches.
- Create healthy teams that are resilient, creative, resourceful and resonant.
- Listen fully and ask essential, powerful questions that open up new possibilities and propel people into action.
- Clearly ascertain the distinction between coaching and mentoring and know when to apply each of these most successfully in any given situation.
- Understand how to address the dysfunctional approaches to conflict that teams often develop.
- Coach and mentor people through all kinds of change, especially the change required to occupy agile roles fully.
- See the broader organizational context more clearly and determine the best interventions, and best actions to create a positive impact.
- You’ll walk away from the course with your personal coaching improvement backlog – a tangible plan you can use to thoughtfully improve your coaching when you’re back on the job.
- You’ll have many new things to try with your teams and you will probably depart with a few provocative ideas to chew on or to wrangle with for a while. All of these outcomes add up to your ability to become the excellent agile coach your teams and organization needs.
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Agile
- Scrum Terminologies and Concepts
- Scrum Roles
- Scrum – Core Competencies
- Facilitate Scrum Teams
- Improve Transparency
- Act as a Servant Leader
Pre-requisites
- Knowledge of Agile Manifesto and Agile Methods (Scrum, Kanban, XP) would be helpful.
- Interested to work in team environment with team members.
- Willingness to learn and apply soft skills to teams.
- Curious, eager, patient, and calm.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for:
- Project, Program, and Portfolio Professionals who aspire to take up the role of an Agile Coach.
- Scrum Masters, BAs, QAs, Agile Project/Program Managers or Iteration Managers who want a more comprehensive understanding of the complete range of business and Agile coaching skills.
- Agile coaches who want to enhance and improve their professional skills as Agilists and professional coaches.
- Coaches who wish to increase the ability to break through seemingly insurmountable problems with their teams.
- Agile managers, product owners, and others wishing to access a broader range of skills in working with teams.
- Skilled coaches who wish to polish their skillsets and learn a few new tricks and techniques.
- Functional managers or Scrum Masters with some experience as an Agile coach, but when Agile seems like it is not working for your teams.
- Someone coaching or mentoring Agile teams that get caught in a rut or just going through the motions and not making progress.
Contact Information:
Phone: (800) 417-4940
Email: info@agility4all.com
Corporate Training Inquiry: training@agility4all.com