Stacey started as a very enthusiastic Scrum Master. She felt the role suited her, and she wanted the teams to “get” Agile and Scrum! In that role, she felt she knew all about Scrum because she knew it “by the book”. However, in practice Stacey found – in retrospective – that she was pushing the process to the team. Since then, she’s learned that we must help the teams adapt, and change, not push the process to the team. In this episode, we talk about what that means in practice, and how the Scrum Master can help teams adopt Agile and Scrum at their own pace.
In this episode, we refer to the Shift Left movement.
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About Stacey Taurah
A seasoned agile coach with a squiggly line into tech and delivery. From forensics to frameworks and all that’s in between.
You can link with Stacey Taurah on LinkedIn.
