As a trained psychologist and Scrum Master, I know that understanding the responsibilities of agile roles is often a bit of a challenge.

You are faced with the question: "Can a Scrum Master be a Product Owner, can the same person do the two jobs?"

Let's be honest: many organizations cannot or do not want to afford a Scrum Master due to the financial constraints involved.

As a trained psychologist and experienced Scrum Master, I know that setting clear, short- and long-term goals is key.

You are used to the Scrum Master leading the retrospective, but what happens if he is not available?

In the discussion about the roles of Agile coaches and product owners in agile environments, it becomes clear that both key roles

The Scrum Master is a key figure in the agile development process. His or her role as a servant leader significantly influences the success of the

Agile teams are the backbone of modern project development. But the question remains: Can a developer also be an effective Scrum Master at the same time?

As an experienced psychologist and certified Scrum Master, I am sometimes asked what specific tasks belong to the role of the Scrum Master.

As a trained psychologist and experienced Scrum Master, I understand the challenges you face as an agile team lead in a new