Similar musings under the "Dark Scrum" heading by Ron Jeffries: > Every day, the team is supposed to get together and organize the day’s work. [... The ScrumMa

Similar musings under the "Dark Scrum" heading by Ron Jeffries: > Every day, the team is supposed to get together and organize the day’s work. [... The ScrumMaster ...] knows his job. His job is to stay on top of what everyone is doing, make sure they’re doing the right things, and redirect them if they’re not. How convenient that there’s a mandatory meeting where he can do that, every single day! > In practice the Dark Sprint Review begins by someone reminding everyone what the team “promised” to do. (That is, what was demanded right before the team said “We’ll try”. That’s a promise, isn’t it?) Then we look at the pitiful failure the team brings us. https://ronjeffries.com/articles/016-09ff/defense/ https://ronjeffries.com/articles/016-09ff/defense/