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Questions on Scrum framework and its usage

Last post 09:59 pm May 26, 2016 by Rishi Suri
3 replies
05:34 am May 14, 2016

I have recently found these questions for which I see conflicting answers. Hence, starting a new thread. Please forgive for any duplicates.

1) Is it necessary that a Scrum team should always have Product owner and Scrum Master?
2) Once the Scrum matures in an organization, Scrum Master role is not required. True or False?

Thanks,
Rama


08:58 am May 17, 2016

1) If you are playing chess game without the bishops, is it still chess game ?

2) Is it usefull for a team to have a coach ?


12:13 pm May 17, 2016

From the scrum guide:

'The Scrum Team consists of a Product Owner, the Development Team, and a Scrum Master.'


09:59 pm May 26, 2016

Scrum Master role will be required for the following reasons:
1) Coaching the team.
2) Keeping the team focused on the sprint goals by managing the issues external to team.

If the team matures the role will not go away but my understanding is the frequency and duration of interactions can be reduced.


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