Scrum Master Dog Pound
You are a Scrum Master, but you find yourself in between jobs. You begin your search. How do you choose the home that will be a great fit for you? How do you know which company you want to be adopted by? This talk is a fresh way to look at the companies that may be trying to hire for a role they don’t understand and don’t want to pay for.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Introduction. Why this talk? 5’
Next, I’ll check in with the audience to discuss their experiences. We’ll talk about their ideal Scrum Master job description. 10’
Next, I’ll spend some time going through actual quotes from job descriptions and discuss my take on the true meaning behind the things these companies are asking for. Examples will include combined roles, incorrect expectations, wrong terminology, less-than-market pay rates, combining scrum and waterfall practices.
Each will take 2-4’.
Discuss a great job description. Prepare hopeful Scrum Masters so they can choose their next adopted company wisely 5’
Remainder of total timebox – Q&A
Learning Outcome
How to spot jobs that might be toxic.
How to spot jobs where management has no clue what agility is all about.
How to spot a company that asks for scrum master but really wants something else.
Learn how to talk with recruiters to find out what a company is really going to be like if you get hired.
Target Audience
Scrum Master or anyone interested in agile jobs
Prerequisites for Attendees
None
Links
MAQCon Seattle 2012 – Volunteer
Agile Coach Camp Sydney 2016 – Session Leader
StartCon Sydney 2016 – Pitch Competitor
Un:Conference Canberra 2016 – Session Leader
Agile Coach Camp Sydney 2017 – Session Leader
Lean Agile Systems Thinking Canberra 2017 – Volunteer
Lean Agile Systems Thinking Canberra 2018 – Speaker
Lean Agile Systems Thinking Sydney 2018 – Organizer, Speaker
Scrum Australia Sydney 2018 – Volunteer
AgilityToday India 2018 – Speaker (2019)
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