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Self-Organized and Empowered Team

Last post 12:34 am June 6, 2016 by Rene Wiersma
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Abhay Kumar Singh
03:27 am May 21, 2016

I have read many articles and blogs that Scrum Master’s one of the primary roles is to help the team to be self-organize and empowered team.

As a Scrum Master, what are the steps have to take or how you can help.

I would like to know the experts opinion.

Abhay Kumar Singh
12:04 pm May 24, 2016

Any comments

Ian Mitchell
02:45 pm May 24, 2016

What does the Scrum Guide have to say about the service a Scrum Master provides to the Development Team?

Abhay Kumar Singh
04:09 pm May 24, 2016

Don’t get me wrong, I have read this.
But my questions is, what are the steps/points involve in coaching for below points

•Coaching the Development Team in self-organization and cross-functionality;

Olivier Ledru
04:44 pm May 24, 2016

Step back ; listen ; observe ; ask questions

Abhay Kumar Singh
05:27 am May 25, 2016

Thank you Olivier

Rene Wiersma
12:34 am June 6, 2016


Posted By Abhay Kumar Singh on 24 May 2016 04:09 PM
Don’t get me wrong, I have read this.
But my questions is, what are the steps/points involve in coaching for below points

•Coaching the Development Team in self-organization and cross-functionality;



There's not a blanket statement that can answer this question. I'd recommend reading Lyssa Adkins' book "Coaching Agile Teams".

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