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Hi, I’m your Scrum Master,” she says. Broadly speaking, these skills can be grouped into customer skills, development skills, and coaching skills. Similarly, if you do have someone with a “project manager” title, they’ll probably contribute other skills as well, such as product management, domain expertise, or coaching.
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