I value your opinion, even if I do not agree with it. The argument of "Scrum being poorly implemented" is brought again and again.
It's just another one of these go-to killer arguments.
If Scrum is so mega simple, why do we see endless cases of it failing to being implemented correctly?
Maybe we should start thinking of a framework, that people can actually implement and make successful, without requiring an entire army of coaches and consultants, who make a ton of money from it.
I'd love if you'd continue the discussion over at Agile Overflow.
It's just another one of these go-to killer arguments.
If Scrum is so mega simple, why do we see endless cases of it failing to being implemented correctly?
Maybe we should start thinking of a framework, that people can actually implement and make successful, without requiring an entire army of coaches and consultants, who make a ton of money from it.
I'd love if you'd continue the discussion over at Agile Overflow.