I've seen this many times. I think it usually comes down to whoever designed the initial architecture. If you have a bad foundation there's no saving you. Many

I've seen this many times. I think it usually comes down to whoever designed the initial architecture. If you have a bad foundation there's no saving you. Many times the architect had political influence and overrode general censuses. I worked a project with a public company that had a 1:1 dev / scrum master ratio. Then they brought on consultants for a straight week for full time training to fix the lack of progress. You can't make these things up..