The problem, as I see it, is having Scrum certifications and certified Scrum Masters who follow a rigid process with many conditions (which is antithetical to t

The problem, as I see it, is having Scrum certifications and certified Scrum Masters who follow a rigid process with many conditions (which is antithetical to the agile mindset). I know “low process overhead iterative waterfall” sounds agile, but somehow the word “Scrum” seems to make people want a certified Scrum Master (these people usually frown on waterfall-like processes even if those are better suited for delivery).