Is a Career in Scrum Right for You? Find Your Path with Scrum Career Compass.
Thinking about a career in Scrum but unsure where you would fit? Scrum Career Compass helps you explore the Scrum Master and Product Owner roles, assess your strengths, and work out what to focus on before committing to your next career move.
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Before investing in a new career, take time to understand where your skills and interests could fit.
Get a clearer view of what a career in Scrum could look like.
Choosing a new direction is easier when you understand what the work involves. Scrum Career Compass combines self-assessment, role comparisons, and practical career planning to help you decide what to explore next.
Find Your Best Fit
Explore your strengths, work preferences, and career goals to consider whether Scrum Master, Product Owner, or another direction makes more sense for you.
Understand the Roles
Learn how Scrum Master and Product Owner responsibilities differ, what each role focuses on, and which skills are worth developing.
Plan Your Next Steps
Use the course's career-planning exercises to identify learning priorities and build a practical 90-day roadmap for your chosen direction.
A structured way to explore your next career move.
The course takes you from reflecting on your goals to understanding the Scrum landscape and deciding what to do next.
Its core program includes 26 lessons, around 3.5 hours of video content, four quizzes, and four assignments.
Career Purpose and Direction
Reflect on your professional goals, what matters to you at work, and how your next move could fit your longer-term plans.
Understanding the Scrum Landscape
Explore Scrum-related opportunities, the value of different roles, and the wider professional landscape.
Scrum Master vs. Product Owner
Use role comparisons and self-assessment activities to consider which responsibilities and working styles suit you.
Skills and Learning Priorities
Think through the knowledge, skills, and professional learning that may be relevant to the path you want to pursue.
Your 90-Day Career Roadmap
Turn your reflections into a more concrete plan, with practical steps to guide your next three months of career exploration.
Make your career decision one step at a time.
Reflect
Consider your strengths, interests, experience, and the kind of work you would like to do.
Explore
Build a clearer understanding of Scrum, the responsibilities of its key roles, and the opportunities you want to investigate.
Assess
Work through the course's quizzes and activities to think more carefully about your potential fit and development needs.
Plan
Use what you have learned to outline realistic next steps for the next 90 days.
More than lessons: tools to help you think through your next move.
The course combines video lessons with activities and additional resources designed to support your career exploration.
Video Lessons
Work through 26 lessons with approximately 3.5 hours of video content at your own pace.
Quizzes and Activities
Use four quizzes and four assignments to reflect on your goals, preferences, and potential career direction.
Four Extra Resources
The package includes the Little Leaks Guide, an AI prompt library, an AI risk management resource, and a certificate of completion.
Community Access
Community support is included, giving you an additional place to connect with others working through their learning.
Explore your options before committing to a new career path.
If you're considering Scrum but aren't sure where you fit, this course offers a structured place to start. Explore the roles, assess your interests, and map out the next steps you want to take.
Questions worth considering before you start.
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You don't have to figure out your next move by guesswork alone.
Take a closer look at Scrum Career Compass and explore whether a Scrum-related career fits the kind of work you want to do.
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