NEW POST: Great Scrum Masters Need Technical, Business, and Organisational Mastery (#340)

One of the most common debates in the Scrum community is whether a Scrum
Master needs technical skills. While the Scrum Guide does not explicitly
require technical knowledge, the reality of working with a Scrum Team
suggests otherwise. A Scrum Master must be an effective _Teacher,
Mentor, Coach, and Facilitator_, which requires a deep understanding of
the team's work, the business they operate in, and the organisation they
are navigating.

Post Deployed to:
https://yellow-pond-042d21b03-340.westeurope.5.azurestaticapps.net/resources/dQjKsWR5qfn

## Contributing a Review

1. To discuss the blog post you can comment below. 
2. You can also add inline comments from the "file changes" tab above,
and those more adventurous can [review proposed changes in a pull
request](https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/reviewing-changes-in-pull-requests/reviewing-proposed-changes-in-a-pull-request).

If you are late to review and this PR is already closed you can still
see the post in the preview environment and leave a comment here:
https://preview.nkdagility.com/resources/dQjKsWR5qfn

## FAQ

1. Why are there two files?

Alongside the "index.md" which contains the post there is also a
[data.index.classifications.json](https://github.com/nkdAgility/NKDAgility.com/pull/339/files#diff-04e06c2dc941e8bca94179d9cd6a04b24b8809b14e8c6e311816e5070987966b)
that contains an analysis of the post against specific classifications
that generate the Tags and Categories.

Author: MrHinsh