- The fundamental unit of Scrum is a small team of people: the Scrum Team.
- There are 3 accountabilities in Scrum
- The Developer
- The Scrum Master
- The Product Owner
- Accountabilities are not job titles but an area of responsibility e.g. a Finance Manager could be a “Developer” in a Scrum Team.
- Scrum Teams are Cross Functional & Self Managing.
- Scrum Teams are typically 10 or fewer people
- If the team grows too large, we have to consider reorganizing into smaller teams
- There can be multiple Scrum Teams working on a Product, but only one Product Owner working on a Product. The general rule to remember is:
- 1 Product = Only 1 Product Owner + Only 1 Product Backlog + Only 1 Product Goal
- There is only 1 team in Scrum (The Scrum Team) & no sub-teams or hierarchies.
- The entire Scrum Team is responsible for all product related activities including:
- Stakeholder collaboration
- Verification
- Maintenance
- Operation
- Experimentation
- Research & Development
- Etc..
- The Scrum Team can release as many times as they want during the Sprint.
- “The entire Scrum Team is accountable for creating a valuable, useful Increment every Sprint” – The Scrum Guide
- The Scrum Team creates The Sprint Goal.
- The Scrum Team creates the “Definition of Done”.
What is a Scrum Master?
A scrum master is the scrum team member tasked with fostering an effective and productive working environment and guiding others to understand scrum values, principles and practices. Scrum masters tend to be people-oriented, have a high level of emotional intelligence, and find joy in helping team members to grow.

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