Scrum Master Interview : Working with the client team and Product Owner (PO)

In this video, an Agile Trainer Saket Bansal and a Scrum Professional are discussing Client based questions asked in the Scrum Master Interview.

00:00 - Introduction
1:12- When a product owner is from the client-side and not interacting with the team.
7:11- How to do grooming of client team in a sprint.
12:22- What to do when the Velocity is less at the end of the sprint.
18:00- How to deal with Bugs?
25:00- How to do sprint reviews?
34:00 - Summarisation of the video

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[nutangujar]

Sir, Thank you very much for this video...I m a big fan of your videos...and planning to take a course...i came across a situation in my new project where client mgr is of the opinion that scrum team is self sufficient they have good rapport with PO, they don't need SM at all...not sure what risks involved in this..

[Raj-vlog-entertainment]

Hi Saket, your voice is not very much clear, might be issue with your microphone

[dikshamasurkar]

This is scenario, there is only 10 days of sprint and on 11th day value needs to be delivered, As a Scrum Master how you will approach and take actions from Day 1 to Day 10 ? How you will plan and do things.

[kuntaladutta]

I have a same question on this.. question is like what will you do if you will be hired for a complete different environment like technology where you need to be along with scrum master you need be a technical expert too. please suggest

[Sughosh]

As a SM do can he reduce the no of Scrum meeting especially Story telling/pointing session which is 1 hr everyday for the upcoming 1-2 sprints? We have a Onshore PO who drives this call and team reviews story/Bug and using planning poker tool for estimation. What is the approach we can take to reduce frequency of this call? Our Velocity is ~65.

[feliciam]

Some of these scenarios, one should use common sense and do what is best for the team. There is not an one answer fits all.