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Introduce a new blog post titled "Great Scrum Masters Need Technical, Business, and Organisational Mastery" authored by Martin Hinshelwood with contributions from Nigel Thurlow. The post discusses the debate around the necessity of technical skills for Scrum Masters and argues that effective Scrum Masters require mastery in three key areas: Technical, Business, and Organisational Evolutionary Mastery. The addition of this blog post aims to provide insights and guidance for Scrum Masters to enhance their effectiveness by understanding the importance of these masteries in serving Scrum Teams, Product Owners, and organisations.
Add a description to improve SEO and provide a concise summary of the article's content. Introduce aliases and aliasesArchive for better URL management and redirection, ensuring users can access the article through various paths. Add categories to improve content organization and discoverability within the site. These changes aim to enhance user experience and search engine visibility, making the content more accessible and easier to find.
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Corrects the YAML front matter by ensuring consistent indentation and formatting for lists, improving readability and maintainability. Updates the description quotes to be consistent with the rest of the document. Changes the external links to use Hugo's `ref` shortcode for internal linking, ensuring that links remain valid even if the site structure changes. Adds a reference to a related blog post, providing additional context and resources for readers. These changes enhance the document's clarity, maintainability, and user experience.
The contributor information for Nigel Thurlow is removed from the blog post metadata. This change is made to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the metadata, possibly due to the contributor no longer being associated with the content or to streamline the metadata for consistency across the site.
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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.
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Alongside the "index.md" which contains the post there is also a data.index.classifications.json that contains an analysis of the post against specific classifications that generate the Tags and Categories.