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So we as developers have the power to throw out things like daily stand-ups and sprints? And if we don't have that power, we're not being agile? Cool, tell tha

• UK-Al05 7y ago
  Yes, as a team you should be able to make that decision. A good scrum master would want you experiment and improve if there is reason behind it. The key thing is that the changes have to make things better. You should be able try those things and see if they improve things. Lots of teams use kanban, and some teams mob. If you mob as a team what's the point in standups? What's the point in sprints, if your continously improving, continously releasing, continously getting feedback and able to forecast well without them? Your better than scrum in my opinion then. Scrum is a bit basic these days, but it's a good baseline start from. Thats the problem with a lot scrum purists. They will never get beyond a fairly basic level of performance.