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Scrum. No thanks.
by codewritinfool 8y ago
Scrum. No thanks.
- anpat 8y agoCurious, Is it because of some niche domain/product you’re working with or is that a general recommendation? For someone who hasn’t experienced anything better than “agile”, I’d be really interested to know and understand your point of view.
- jkmcf 8y agoScrum places more emphasis on following ceremony than people, which is the opposite of what the Manifesto states. I'm sure Scrum can work, but businesses approach it as a magic wand, and not as a cultural thing. Scrum being very opinionated probably doesn't help.