I want to be an Agile coach.

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RasputinDude replied

15 August 2018, 11:58
"Agile" does not equal Scrum. Learn a LOT more first. *Really* good agile coaches are worth their weight in gold and very hard to find. Too many people go on a short scrum training course and then title themselves as an agile coach.
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LondonManc replied

9 August 2018, 07:28
You can't just become a contractor in something if you've never done it before.

Well, technically, you can, just don't expect many contracts when you're competing against experienced contractors.
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charliew started a topic I want to be an Agile coach.

8 August 2018, 23:11
I want to be an Agile coach.

Hi all,

I worked as a technical writer, did a coding boot camp and now work as a Scrum Master.

I am looking around the roles I like Agile Coach also could have a spell as a product owner or BA.

I would like to be a contractor scrum master/agile coach. Thing is of course I live in Eastern Europe.

It would be great to build a reputation just to consult.

Cheers and happy to be here.
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