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Agreed, that's why I specified I don't really like Scrum. Mainly because it's hard to actually implement without all the flaws if you don't try to understand th
by patothon 10y ago
Agreed, that's why I specified I don't really like Scrum. Mainly because it's hard to actually implement without all the flaws if you don't try to understand the underlying principles. Unfortunately, Scrum books and coaches rarely go through these.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Mainly because it's hard to actually implement without all the flaws if you don't try to understand the underlying principles. Unfortunately, Scrum books and coaches rarely go through these. If you are implementing Scrum, I don't see how you do it without the Scrum Guide (which defines Scrum), which is both quite short and does, in fact, go through the underlying principles.