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Self-organization?
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Achieving maturity?
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Self-confidence?
Not what a Scrum Master should do!
Protection
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Building trust.
Customer, other teams.
A long-term process.
“I don’t like it, but I believe you.”
Trust
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A firm hand
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No room for discussion;
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here is the decision;
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it should take you this amount of time;
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lack of knowledge transfer.
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My precious
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I’ve got the power.
And a sieve.
Seems interesting?
I’ll take care of it.
Here are the leftovers.
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Favoritism
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I like you more, so…
I have the power, remember?
Not a robot, but:
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Correct: judging by skills, attitude,
experience.
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Wrong: matters of personal concern.
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It already works
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Self-organizing team.
Why should anything be changed?
Change for change’s sake might be a good idea,
though.
Room for improvement?
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Wrong choice
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Incompetent leader.
Seems good, but…
Knows how to pretend.
Affects everyone around.
At best, is being ignored.
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4. The second approach.
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To some extent, I meant it.
Even more questions than
before?
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Hire or designate?
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Seems more natural.
It may be unfair, though.
Sometimes it just can’t be fair.
Designate?
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A new star is born.
A sheriff?
Expectations.
Hire?
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Fresh air.
Not a head start.
A challenge.
Hire?
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