Scrum Master Interview Getting ready for Client Interviews - iZenBridge

[@harshlala1872]

1st - Know each other, endure to work as a team, clarity and transparency in the system, agile meeting for team building activity, ice breaker. 2nd - productivity side and positivity side and trust transparency culture

[@izenbridge]

Thank you for sharing your view.

[@isaacsundarsingh2061]

You took my understanding to a whole new level...My gratitude :) You deserve much more attention...Valuable...

[@izenbridge]

Glad it helped! Thank you for your comment.

[@paravatareddypullareddy9954]

I want this kind of confidence in life & as scrum master.

[@izenbridge]

You will get it

[@chaitrajayakumar3231]

Beautifully answered, highly impressed!

[@Monicsharma7]

@iZenBridge Consultancy Pvt Ltd - Thanks Saket for conducting such useful sessions. It helps a lot in understanding the whole picture. Thanks again!

[@izenbridge]

Most welcome! Happy to know your found our content useful.

[@surajprahladka1]

You join an existing team as its new Scrum Master. At your first Sprint Planning meeting, you’re pleased to observe that the Developers and Product Owner come to agreement on a Sprint Backlog without any input from you. They then tell you to decide which developers should work on each backlog item, and to set up the backlog and the assignments in JIRA, so that responsibilities are clear and the team members can easily monitor their own progress. They also tell you that it’s your responsibility to reserve rooms and order lunch for the team on Sprint Planning and Sprint Review days, to take notes at the meetings, to generate burndown and velocity charts, and to serve as the team representative at all meetings with other parts of the company. When you ask why they are expecting you to handle all these tasks, they tell you that their prior Scrum Master used to do them. They said it’s the job of the Scrum Master to be a Servant Leader who leads the team and handles all the overhead tasks, so that the Developers can focus on creating quality code at the maximum sustainable pace. What conversation do you have with the team?

[@uzoonuoha766]

Thank you for your videos. It will be beneficial if you can repeat the questions that your guests ask you because it is sometimes difficult to understand them. Thanks.

[@izenbridge]

Great suggestion! You may also know that we have many such conversations and this playlist can give you link to them kzbin.info/aero/PLWcvFkRbuunn534zhHAQ0pn0uJ2sCXgjo

[@ujjwalrastogi8825]

Facet based examples and brilliant explanation. Lot of insight 👌

[@izenbridge]

Glad you liked it!

[@teeshampal84]

Saket Bansal is a perfect example of simplifying complex situational questionnaire to logical, streamlined and conversational answering. I have been following these for sometime now and am wondering how do I get a slot to have a similar session with Saket. Any leads?

[@izenbridge]

Absolutely, you can drop him email at [e-mail] and schedule the conversation.

[@omerhatim4326]

Massive information Thank you

[@izenbridge]

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[@surendrababu9355]

Lot of good insights. thank you very much

[@izenbridge]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doperich7099]

could u please explain ground rules and what type of transparency we can process?

[@vandanatiwari1928]

Could you please let us know, how to share Project Experience in an Interview. What is your project about/tools being used for someone who want to enter into role of SM..!

[@izenbridge]

It depends on your experience and how you package the same in clear sentences. If You want to have similar conversation like above, just drop email at [e-mail]

[@ranjankundu7545]

Very helpful ... thanks .

[@Positivemindset723]

Your stakeholders have received Scrum training, however while working they sometimes overlook scrum processes. Instead of giving work in smaller chunks, they give it in a functional document with a long list of work. How will you handle this situation?

[@izenbridge]

We need to understand what makes them do this, since working on large requirements must be hard for them as well. If the requirements are well known and looks fixed than they may feel giving large requirements and expects team to develop incrementally.

[@AtulSharma-cm9eh]

One interview question I recently faced is - As SM, how will you ensure the code quality is maintained in the product? Any metric(s) for that?

[@izenbridge]

My opinion is, as a SM you are the mirror , so you ensure the code quality by showing them how to measure and track code quality, based on technology you use you can find metrics helping you in doing same. Some of the area you might want to explore is -Extensibility -Maintainability -Clarity -Testing Coverage of your code

[@achalsharma229]

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[@HimalayaGarg]

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[@SumanMg]

Hi Saket, I saw your videos and very impressive. I have one question, What is the current market like from Sep 2021 to Dec 2021 , can we get SCrum master job/ interview? As its year end most of our friends saying market would be dry(no jobs). But in SM positions what would be the chances.

[@izenbridge]

No specific data on last two months, we do see lots of jobs posted on internet but not sure when they make the decisions.

[@SumanMg]

@@izenbridge Thanks for your reply. Im following your videos. Much appreciated. Those are helpful.

[@reshmach3212]

Do you have templates to guide us to get the job done

[@izenbridge]

Thank you for commenting. What kind of templates you think can help you?

[@reshmach3212]

@@izenbridge checklists to ensure we cover asking the important questions? It may cover AC and DOD? And any relevance artifacts which are necessary for the code or sprint to deploy