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Being a boss and being a leader are two very different things. That may seem obvious to those that understand it, those that don't will think I'm nuts. As a sc
by Macsenour 10y ago
Being a boss and being a leader are two very different things.
That may seem obvious to those that understand it, those that don't will think I'm nuts. As a scrum master I have been a leader at every company where I have worked. I have never had anyone report to me in those same companies, aka not a boss.
- bbarn 10y agoI usually don't consider scrum masters leaders. Facilitators of process, and reporting are the two biggest things they are responsible for usually. No offense to your personal positions though, I know many places confuse the term with project manager too.
- Macsenour 10y agoI wasn't a Project Manager at all. Scrum Masters need to enforce the team rules and do so without being a boss. If they aren't leaders, if they aren't coaches, you're not getting as much out of your Scrum Masters as you can.