scrum master HELP LONDON UK

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NotAllThere replied

1 December 2014, 19:14
On the information given, you've been given the best advice possible. The fact that you don't like it is your affair. You feel the responses so far have been rude, and needing to be dealt with by moderators. I think the responses have been perfectly reasonable, given the quality of your opening post. However, the way you have chosen to react is definitely rude.

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culokowska replied

1 December 2014, 17:07
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Learn it. Blag it. Offer no value. Basically every scrum master I've seen. Fill yer boots.

Dear Friend,
I must admit I got too much into scrum without much knowledge. And I was quite desperate, too. However, would you mind advising me, oh wise, how shall I offer ANY value without having experience? Pathetic what you just said. Basically every hater I've seen.Fill yer boots.

Thanks for your help, your response answered my question in 100 %.
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MarillionFan replied

24 June 2014, 22:10
Originally posted by culokowska View Post

Hi there

Ok,so I have recently got really interested in scrum. I am 21 years ol and of course I have no experience.
I have read a few books about scrum and I would love to get some experience .
However, it seems really hard to even google : scrum master internship london - as no results appear
regarding internship.

Is there anything I could do to get more into IT company as a scrum? I've known some java developers etc. who are convinced I dont need any certificate to work as a scrum.

Any tips?

Cheers guys

Learn it. Blag it. Offer no value. Basically every scrum master I've seen. Fill yer boots.
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SimonMac replied

24 June 2014, 13:38
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

I love you SimonMac. Leave Eek and be with me

Work out a rate with NLyUK and I will see what I can do
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northernladuk replied

24 June 2014, 13:38
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Ok, I will try and take this with the ~~contempt~~ respect the post deserves, no you do not need a certificate to "SCRUM" as it is a framework, just following the advice and do it.

But seeing as you haven't told us what you actually do, I think its fair to say you have more chance of getting your 5* at McDonalds than to ever get PAID as a SCRUM Master

I love you SimonMac. Leave Eek and be with me
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SimonMac replied

24 June 2014, 09:14
Ok, I will try and take this with the ~~contempt~~ respect the post deserves, no you do not need a certificate to "SCRUM" as it is a framework, just following the advice and do it.

But seeing as you haven't told us what you actually do, I think its fair to say you have more chance of getting your 5* at McDonalds than to ever get PAID as a SCRUM Master

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culokowska started a topic scrum master HELP LONDON UK

23 June 2014, 16:41
scrum master HELP LONDON UK

Hi there

Ok,so I have recently got really interested in scrum. I am 21 years ol and of course I have no experience.
I have read a few books about scrum and I would love to get some experience .
However, it seems really hard to even google : scrum master internship london - as no results appear
regarding internship.

Is there anything I could do to get more into IT company as a scrum? I've known some java developers etc. who are convinced I dont need any certificate to work as a scrum.

Any tips?

Cheers guys
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