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Questionnaire "Gender comparison - do men or women make better Scrum Masters?"

Last post 02:48 pm March 12, 2018 by Curtis Slough
3 replies
Kerstin Lobmeier
11:59 am October 17, 2017

Dear Community, 

my name ist Kerstin and I am a certified product owner from Germany. 

Currently I am working on my thesis and doing some research about the Scrum Master's Role within experienced Scrum-Teams worldwide:

I appreciate if you could spend 5-10 minutes of your time and answer some questions: 

https://www.umfrageonline.com/s/56860ca

 

Thank you so much for your support! 

RJ Macasaet
09:15 am March 9, 2018

It was international women's day yesterday and I am wondering what is the ratio of male:female scrum.org certificate holders. I would like to see this statistic.

Eric Naiburg
07:39 pm March 9, 2018

We do not capture gender information about certificate holders.  That is and should be considered private information that we do not capture.

Curtis Slough
02:48 pm March 12, 2018

As for the original question, gender has no basis on the effectiveness of a SM. That's like asking "Who makes better Doctors? Women or Men?" It's not about female or male, it's about the mindset and personality.

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