SCRUM Carrer

Why are you planning on moving out of a developer role?

Do you not enjoy it?

Do you prefer the idea of a Scrum Master role?

Nope i would like to support and shape the team out of techie way.

So i found scrum master role plays good role in it.

so wondering about this and all these talks come all of a sudden agile methodology will vanish and devops has come in. how far being scrum master is good for longer run?

I was a developer, and now I'm a Scrum Master, so the change is possible.

But if you just see it as a career move, I'm not sure whether you will be successful, or enjoy it.

How much do you know and understand about Scrum, agility, empirical decision making, etc? Are you motivated to learn more, and continuously improve as a Scrum Master?

It's possible, and there are a lot of resources to help you (online or otherwise), but to thrive as a Scrum Master, you really need to be motivated.

What do you feel? Do you feel like a techie, do you feel like a people person, do you feel like you want to help people create awesome products? What do you want to do? This is waaaay more important than any other factor.

Regarding people telling you that devops has pitched in blablabla, the current state of the world is that there is a huge demand for Scrum Masters. Just take a quick look at the LinkedIn job section, for instance. What might happen in the future is unknown, and only leaves us to inspect&adapt. Even if that is job-wise. Being a good Scrum Master will leave you with so many good trades for a lot of other jobs or roles or functions or whatever. What could go wrong, worst case scenario?

Currently am a developer(agile based projects)  and developing skills not so expert. So planning to change my path as scrum master(Moving out of techie stuffs)

Will this be advisable?

To what extent is it happening anyway, and not as the result of a career decision?