That reminds me of when a new scrum master joined the company and he was setting up meetings as "games". One time he was throwing around a ball and only the per

That reminds me of when a new scrum master joined the company and he was setting up meetings as "games". One time he was throwing around a ball and only the person who held the ball was allowed to speak. Everyone was looking at each other like WTF is this... It's clear to me that the scrum master was training us to become docile office cattle; making us receptive to the increasingly rigorous daily prodding and milking at the hands of our corporate masters. I quit the company not long after.