Agile for Humans with Ryan Ripley and Todd Miller
Welcome to another episode of Your Daily Scrum with your favorite Scrum trainers, Todd and Ryan! 🌟 In today's episode, we dive deep into the often confusing world of Scrum accountabilities:
What's the real difference between a Product Owner and a Product Manager? 🤔💼
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Role Clarification: Understand the distinct roles and responsibilities of a Product Owner and a Product Manager in the world of Scrum. 🌐
Agile Approach: Discover how the Product Owner acts as an agile version of a Product Manager, focusing on lean strategies and user-centric development. 🔄
Strategic Implementation: Learn about the different approaches to product strategy, requirements, and release management between these two roles. 📈
Scrum Accountability: Find out why the Product Owner is more about accountability within a Scrum team rather than a job title. ✅
Engagement Encouragement: For all the product managers out there, see how you can integrate into the Scrum world and potentially take on the Product Owner role! 🤝
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