it's funny how scrum masters completely disappeared and no one really cared

Sep 19, 2026 · 6:32 PM UTC

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Made up job
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Never understood it
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babysitter for devs
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you can find them in the mirror now
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nothing of value lost
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They were useless. Tried to rebrand themselves to “agiles coaches” too with a 30% salary bump. Basically employed consultants. You can still find them in larger enterprises who still in the process of implementing “the Spotify model” from 2005 or something.
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engineers are all happier.
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I fucking hate agile. Fuck your daily stand up meetings. Waste of my God damn time.
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What about agile coaches
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What are you talking about? Im right here, certified scrum master and product owner at your service.
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My best friend at American Express years ago - he controlled and knew everything. Completely over worked and unappreciated by most sadly.
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That’s interesting to hear. What role did scrum master’s move to?
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It was just a made up title to give people who knew/did nothing in order to bump ESG scores at adult daycares via diversity.
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That has been the biggest scam from the past years in software development
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scam masters replaced them
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i'm definitely going to look for you now. 👀
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If removing the role changes nothing, you have to wonder what value it was actually creating.
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Maybe nobody ever cared about them, but managers needed a scapegoat for when "digital transormation" wasnt effective enough
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Remember planning poker?
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I think scrum masters basically just do administrative stuff for a team because so many actual direct managers either don't know how to or don't want to manage down. Note how the direct manager isn't even in this meme.
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Yeah, proof that Agile was the biggest scam ever played in the IT world!
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scam masters 🫢
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Completely useless position, only role was to annoy people doing actual work.
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I still have one. His task is... open jira tickets and fill in all fields there. Thats it
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Unfortunately we still have Product Managers.
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The meetings survived. The job title didn’t
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I think PMs absorbed the responsibility over time. I know PMI made a big push to pull in Agile/Scrum.
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Whole agile development was headless chickens making code. Total drama.
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had one scrum master that setup a scrum review meeting where we had to find out which type of shop each employee was i hated my life, a lot
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Omg what a waste of time it was! I remember having to take multiple COURSES on Jira
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Considering most Scrum Masters were qualified through a two day course that basically, at best, simply required that you remained awake or via a test that most anyone could pass after spending a few hours reading related information, this is probably a good thing.
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