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How to clarify roles and responsibilities within a Scrum team?

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Vibhor Chandel
Nov 14, 2024
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👋 Hello, I’m Vibhor, and welcome to the 🔒 subscriber-only edition 🔒 of my weekly Training Series powered by Winning Strategy. Every week, I answer two reader questions and publish 2 posts about Agile Products, Role-Based Skills, and anything else that you need answered about your Career Growth. You can send me your questions here.

On to this week’s question.


Q: Hi Vibhor. I need a way to clarify roles and responsibilities within my teams which are a mix of Scrum, Kanban and also some custom setups. I have conducted workshops for this purpose, but no matter how well these workshops go, people always seem a bit confused about their roles. I don’t know what the problem is and how to solve it.

Thank you for the question.

I appreciate you sharing your issue with us.

A problem continues to be the problem until the people who experience the problem raise the problem.

I say this because only after reading your question did I realize how common this problem is and how I have been using a way to mitigate it without even realizing it.

I can recall how often I’ve seen teams spend months in dysfunction.

Not because they weren't skilled but because they were stuck around these unspoken questions:

"Is this my job?"

"Should I be doing this?"

"Am I stepping on someone's toes?"

In this post, I’ll share a method that has helped me and my teams clarify roles and responsibilities for good.

You will know:

  1. The root cause behind the role and responsibility confusion

  2. How do we address the root cause

  3. A handy template to help you prepare Role and Responsibility training workshops

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