Chapter 9 Team, Really?
. . . in which the borders of the team are blurred, and the team members all help each other figure out who should attend the retrospective
Context
The team lacks sufficient software architecture knowledge, so a software architect is assigned to help in this area. Bo is not happy about it, since he believes himself to be a software architect and that the team therefore needs no outside help. Bo does not say so out loud, though, since that would be admitting that the team has not acknowledged it to be true. The architect is assigned not only to this team but also to three others, and thus is not with any team on a full-time ...
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