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I have the same question regarding "Scrum Master". Obviously nobody is explicitly calling the team members "slaves" but it's still not a good look.
by madcaptenor 7y ago
I have the same question regarding "Scrum Master". Obviously nobody is explicitly calling the team members "slaves" but it's still not a good look.
- Ghjklov 7y agoWhat, we can't even use "master" as a way to describe a really skilled person anymore?
- madcaptenor 7y agoThat's not how I hear it - is the Scrum Master just someone who's really skilled at Scrum?
- Ghjklov 7y agoSomeone who has mastered or became really skilled at Scrum could be described as a Scrum Master yes. Or in another instance, he who has mastered the art of baiting, is the Master Baiter.
- coralreef 7y agoIf a martial arts teacher is referred to as "master" by their students, does that infer that they are slaves?
- madcaptenor 7y agoI guess not. I suppose I have more respect for a martial arts teacher than a scrum master.