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One of the things I admired about Extreme Programming (XP) was the simplicity of the roles defined in the Green Book. In XP, there are only two roles: Customer and Programmer. When you are using XP, the Customer makes business decisions, Programmers make technical decisions and one role may not substitute their judgement for the other. In short, Programmers do not make business decisions and Customers do not make technical decisions. Kent Beck and Martin Fowler even went so far to add a Bill of Rights, which clarifies what people can expect from one another.
Scrum does not have anything similar, so I decided to create my own (modeled on the XP rights). Feel free to distribute and share.
Every Team member has the following rights:
Every Product Owner has the following rights:
Every ScrumMaster has the following rights:
Every Stakeholder has the following rights:
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