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What are the different roles in an agile team?



The common agile roles are:

  • Team lead. This role, called "Scrum Master" in Scrum or team coach or project lead in other methods, is responsible for facilitating the team, obtaining resources for it, and protecting it from problems. ...
  • Team member. ...
  • Product owner. ...
  • Stakeholder.




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