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Handling a Scrum team member who didn’t collaborate well with others | Pieter Verbaarschott
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In this episode, Pieter shares a story that, as he points out, could be an exam question for a Scrum Master certification exam: what should a Scrum Master do when a team member does not collaborate well with others?
We discuss what options Scrum Masters have when this happens, and also what did not work for Pieter in that situation.
About Pieter Verbaarschott
Pieter is a hands-on generalist with a background in software development. A passion for helping teams work together better. Agile aficionado since his first endeavors in Extreme Programming. Happened to be among Agile Manifesto authors when the discussion was hot. And he refuses to work the traditional way.
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