How does a Scrum Master manage conflict in a Scrum team?

#agile has a reputation for putting people first and creating working environments where people can excel.
It doesn't mean that teams don't have conflicts though and often as the #coach and #facilitator, the #scrummaster is responsible for ensuring that conflict is healthy and respectful.
So, how does a scrum master manage conflict within a #scrumteam?
John McFadyen walks us through his thinking on managing conflict within #scrum and provides us with some recommendations to help you get the most out of your team interactions.
John has worked on some of the highest performing scrum teams in the world. He has worked as a scrum master, #agilecoach and #executivecoach on some of the largest, most complex #agiletransformations in Europe and the UK.
As far as conflicts go, John has worked through heaps of potential roadblocks and helped teams work through the process of discovering great answers to compelling problems.
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[@ndidiamakaacocella2654]

I totally agree. Conflict can be healthy but everyone must be heard. There is no conflict that cannot be resolved unless one person is extremely adamant. Thanks for this .

[@judecliffnfor4371]

First One .