I proceed as follows: 1. the Scrum Master builds a board that describes the “default setting” in Scrum, e.g. ownership of the product backlog or the Scrum backlog. 2. then a.) the tasks are concretized, cut or divided and b. discussed together in order to 3. arrive at a common matrix that functions as a team agreement.

As Scrum Master, it is particularly important to keep an eye on the basic settings of the framework and to correct any deviations.

Inspect and adapt this agreement regularly ... ;)

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