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As a Scrum Master, be helpful, not compliant | Jacy Ong
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When we get started in our Scrum Master journey it is easy to try and comply with other people’s expectations, and end up betraying the original ideas for the Scrum Master role. In this story, Jacy describes one such moment. We walk through the problems that come from trying to please, instead of trying to help, and share some tips for Scrum Masters facing pressure to comply and ignore some of the basic Scrum rules.
About Jacy Ong
Jacy is a big anime fan! And she has found a strong connection between sports anime and her work as a scrum master. As she puts it: "nothing feels more rewarding than to watch your teams grow and achieve goals they never thought they could possibly achieve. :)"
You can link with Jacy Ong on LinkedIn.