WHO IS A SCRUM MASTER ?

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WHO IS A SCRUM MASTER ?

1.      Facilitator of the Scrum Team 

2.      Mange the Scrum process

3.      A person who ensures everyone is following the scrum rules and guidelines on the projects.

4.      SM provides help and support to the Development team by solving their problems in case of any impediments 

5.      SM is the mediator between the PO-Product Owner and the Development Team 

6.      SM keeps PO-Product Owner informed about the progress of the sprint 

7.      Like the Daily Stand-up a stand-up of the SM with the PO happens every day. 

Services of the Scrum Master to the Product Owner

·        Help the product owner to organize the product backlog items as much as possible to maximize its value.

·        Help them find the Techniques to effectively manage the product backlog.

·        Ensures that the scrum team understands the scope, product domain, and the goals

·        Ensures that the contents of the PRODUCT BACKLOG ITEMS are clear, concise and easily understandable by everyone what needs to be done on the project

·        Ensuring the Product Owner knows how to arrange the Product Backlog to maximize value

·        Teach the team to practice agile values

·        Help the team with the scrum events as needed

Services of the Scrum Master to the Development Team

·        Help the development team with organizing and support cross-functionality

·        Make the development team for making high-value products

·        Help the development team with solving the scrum issues and removing the impediments

·        Help the development team with understanding the scrum values

·        Make the development team understand and promote scrum events

·        Creating transparency by radiating information

Services of the Scrum Master to the Organization

·        Help the organization to use and adopt Scrum

·        Coach and lead the organization with scrum implementations

·        Make the team and stakeholders understand scrum and adopt scrum with practical development

·        Ensure that scrum changes are made to increase the throughput of the scrum team

·        Measure the effectiveness of scrum and help and coordinate with the other scrum master in the organization.


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