You thoroughly explained exactly what I meant in my comment. I've only seen scrum implemented as a planning tool. But the teams aren't truly agile. > And like

You thoroughly explained exactly what I meant in my comment. I've only seen scrum implemented as a planning tool. But the teams aren't truly agile. > And like the fundamental story about agile is that agile is trial and error, it is about trying to work together as a team and being like “did that work” This is exactly what I meant with needing the team to be able to self-improve based on experiences. You can trial-and-error velocities all you want. But if you don't employ that same agility on a deeper level it's never going to work anyway.