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ScrumMaster: Servant Leader or Secretary?

ScrumMaster: Servant Leader or Secretary?

At the end of 2017 the Scrum Alliance announced the launch of the Advanced Certified ScrumMasterTM (A-CSMTM) program. Are you ready for “advanced” Scrum Mastery? Here’s a way to tell.

Does your organization see the Scrum Master as someone who:

  • Takes minutes at all Scrum events?
  • Updates burndown charts?
  • Is time-sliced across mutiple Development Teams?

If you answered “yes” to any of the above, then join us to learn what good Scrum Masters REALLY do, what skills they need to improve and what items in the organization they need to focus on to become GREAT Scrum Masters.

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