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What is a Scrum Master? Why the Role is no Longer Relevant — Reforge

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We use cookies to personalize and deliver appropriate content. By clicking "Accept" you agree to our terms. The year was 1995, and Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction wasn’t the only chaotic thing shaking up the world. Javascript had just hit the scene and everyone in the software development industry was frantically trying to build things as quickly as possible, mostly leaving process to happenstance. At best, any attempt to build faster was ineffective. At worst, it was counterproductive. After five years of witnessing antipattern after antipattern emerge, Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland unveiled a new approach to developing products that promised to end those woes. We all know it today as Scrum. Scrum is an iterative approach to software development that is intended to allow creativity to flourish. Teams 1) break down engineering work into smaller tasks, 2) prioritize, plan and execute that work in two week increments, 3) iterate, and 4) repeat. Over time, this moves you closer to ach

Forget Scrum Masters. Focus on Outcomes. | Reforge Blog Courses Teams Pricing Blog Login Book a demo Book a demo All articles Forget Scrum Masters. Focus on Outcomes. Feb 6, 2023 The year was 1995, and Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction wasn’t the only chaotic thing shaking up the world. Javascript had just hit the scene and everyone in the software development industry was frantically trying to build things as quickly as possible, mostly leaving process to happenstance. At best, any attempt to build faster was ineffective. At worst, it was counterproductive. After five years of witnessing antip

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