Practical Scrum
This blog discusses real-life situations (with names changed, of course). I use my 10 years of Scrum experience to explain how you can apply Scrum principles. I also answer questions submitted to the website.
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Q: What is the difference between being a project manager a Scrum Master?
Project Managers, in the traditional sense, are tasked with leading projects from a scheduling, budgeting, and resource management perspective. Scrum is about the people, specifically the development team that produces the software.
Scrum masters provide a variety of services and leadership, but the emphasis here (in my opinion) should be on empowering people. It's about the humans who produce the software. If you have unhappy humans, you get bad software.
Scrum Book of Knowledge (SBOK®)
Scrum Book of Knowledge (SBOK®),
Fourth Edition