We have a professional Scrum Master consultant [*] who recently joined our project. Unfortunately, we don't know her name (she never introduced herself to us, she just came in one day and said we are having a daily stand-up), and she doesn't seem to do much else except chair a daily stand up meeting  - when I half-jokingly asked her to also give daily feedback in the meeting, she was quite affronted, saying it's the Scrum Master's job to facilitate, not participate.This seems fairly anti-Agile (having worked on other agile projects, where the teams were self directed), which is supposed to be egalitarian, but I am not sure about how it works in the Scrum Methodology. I suspect she doesn't do much all day, and that's the reason for her defensiveness on this issue. Does the Scrum Master take part in the yesterday, today, impediments spiel during the stand-up meeting, or is their role to just chair (facilitate) the meeting?[*] We weren't actually told what her job is, we just assume, since she calls herself the Scrum Master
How does the Scrum Master participate in Daily Stand-Ups?
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