Responsive Advisors CEO, Robb Pieper discusses the pros and cons of having technical or business knowledge - domain knowledge as a Scrum Master in this short video blog. A must watch for anyone interested in beginning a career as a Scrum Master.
Do I Need Domain Knowledge to be an Amazing Scrum Master?
February 25, 2020
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Sudheesh Madhu
06:12 am February 26, 2020
Good one
manikandan kumar
07:54 am February 26, 2020
Industry and Interviewers think that Scrum Master needs not just domain, but every other knowledge under the Sun!
janani preethi
05:09 am February 27, 2020
You are absolutely correct Mr. Manikandan
Ergo
08:10 am February 27, 2020
I agree. The funny thing about some clients is that they do not truly understand what a Scrum master is. They don't even truly understand that a Scrum Masters role is not technical, development, Jira, Kanban based. It is Scrum based as advised by the Scrum Guide.
Parixit Champaneriya
10:06 am February 27, 2020
I quite like the explanation....Scrum master needs to be master of Scrum not technology. For someone like me who is not from tech background, this is helpful. I know Scrum better than a lot of others who not technology. This is my spectrum and I am a master of it. Thanks Rob.
Lenora Murph
01:22 pm February 27, 2020
I love the explanation! I am a special education teacher wanting to career transition into Scrum. I also hold an MBA in Organizational Management with a focus on Servant Leadership and the Learning Organization. I think with some training, it could be a good transition. I also have a technical background and I'm learning coding.