Scrum Myth or Fact #4: A Scrum Team Typically Has 10 or Fewer Members

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[@filipesiegrist]

0:36 Sutherland's book says this in his book so my answer is Truth

[@filipesiegrist]

Yeah, I also got caught by the "recommended" / "typical" difference. I don't have information about all scrum teams in the world to properly answer the original question.

[@Nescii]

The word "typically" makes this one kinda meh and throws me off.... I would say yeah it's a "fact". The scrum guide mentions it's wise to limit the teamsize (