I've mainly seen Scrum with outsourcing companies. It doesn't seem to help them produce anything useful and on-time. It does help them refer to their "process"

I've mainly seen Scrum with outsourcing companies. It doesn't seem to help them produce anything useful and on-time. It does help them refer to their "process" and obfuscate what's going on (or not) with Jira and weekly check-ins and "sprint planning" meetings and so on. It's not really Scrum, just a simulacrum intended to make the client feel like something is happening.