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The Scrum Master is a manager who manages Scrum at an organization. She/He does this as a servant leader; they coach, teach, and act to encourage and support knowledge and practice of Scrum within Scrum teams and the organizations the Scrum Master serves.
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Scrum and swarming non-parallelizable tasks
So, how officially are issues of dependencies between stories and inherently serial stories handled by the methodology?
As with anything else in Agile: Individuals and interactions over processes …
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How to handle 50% of worse than average sprints?
Is my understanding of average velocity and sprint commitments correct?
Yeah, you have the gist of it.
If not, what have I gotten wrong?
The thing you overlooked is that story points are th …
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When to act on impediments?
So how would you, the average Scrum Master respond to such slippage?
There is two parts to this: impediments and slippage.
Slippage can happen due to impediments, but it can also happen due to u …
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