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GET HIRED as SCRUM MASTER: Guide For Agile Job Seekers And People Hiring Them

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This book is not just for the aspiring Scrum Masters but for any professionals who consider changing their careers towards the popular and competitive job market of Agile Project Management and Digital Delivery. The latest edition of this book will offer you a realistic perspective on what the job market is like in 2020, what are the biggest challenges and opportunities these days, what to expect as a fresh Agile job seeker with not too much experience in the professional area of Agile and the New Ways of Working. Most importantly, this book will teach you how to best prepare for your job application process to maximize the chances of getting hired. *** KEY TOPICS Covered in the book *** - Agile job market trends of 2020 - Agile Project Management versus Digital Delivery - Job transitioning challenges - Understanding Scrum Master role better - Scrum Master hybrid roles - How to obtain relevant experience - Are the Scrum Master certifications still valuable? - Basics of job transitioning - How to create a great CV - How to write a great Cover Letter - How to do company research - How to prepare for the job interview - What collaboration tools do we use these days - Other helpful books and resources from the author *** Visit JOINAGILE.COM for the variety of related resources and services ***

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 5, 2016

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March 2, 2023
I found this book helpful in describing how to transition into a Scrum Master role. The interview section was lacking. He spent quite a bit of time explaining generic interview questions ie "Tell me about yourself" "what are your strengths/weaknesses". I was expecting this chapter on interview questions to be more geared toward SM specific questions. He did list multiple behavioral questions, but didn't give examples or explain good answers. Overall it was short, but very informative .
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April 9, 2020
Let’s see if this works

Great questions and context using it to prepare for a meeting. Thank you for ,asking the book a easy read
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