Scrum has two "leaders" for each team, the scrum master and the product owner. I see a connection with the double linking principle in sociocracy. Teams connect by having one member of each team participate in both team's meetings. Each of the linking members bring their perspective to the other team. In Scrum, the product owner brings the perspective of the business team, and the scrum master brings the perspective of the dev team to the business team.
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In 2019 at my work, we transitioned our software team to Scrum. Clarifying the scrum master and product owner roles made a dramatic difference. I moved from manager to scrum master. It is a relief to no longer try to get the dev team to follow my interpretation of the CEO's vision. She joins our sprint reviews and can tell them herself. I advocate for the software team in the management team meetings. We form a double link. Less pressure and more consent.
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