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This document discusses 8 things Scrum masters should know about product development. It covers fundamentals like how Agile and Scrum define roles and processes. It also discusses the path products take from user needs to production. Additionally, it notes cross-functional requirements are not just features but qualities like accessibility. Finally, it acknowledges that teams need time to learn Agile frameworks and adopting them is a fundamental trade-off between delivery and learning.
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