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> I'm not opposed to a dedicated scrum master ok, here's something I've been wondering. Assuming your team is in the 8-12 programmer range (which is typical fo
by ktRolster 11y ago
> I'm not opposed to a dedicated scrum master
ok, here's something I've been wondering. Assuming your team is in the 8-12 programmer range (which is typical for an agile team), what does the scrum master do with all his time? How is there enough for him to do to fill up a full time job?
- developer2 11y agoI would hope much of their time would be spent really organizing and understanding the scope of each project/task. In my experience, most tasks still get dropped into a sprint without anyone really understanding the full scope. I can easily see 40 hour weeks being spent making sure that everyone is signing off on well-defined tasks. Anything to help reduce the surprise factor is a win in my book.