> The problem is that teams lose sight of the forest for the trees. Oh! That's the problem! Silly me. I thought there were multiple problems like: - rampant m

> The problem is that teams lose sight of the forest for the trees. Oh! That's the problem! Silly me. I thought there were multiple problems like: - rampant micromanagement - non-devs creating stories for the devs - "stories" not being used to tell stories But that's what happens when dev tools (agile) are marketed as dev management tools (Agile). The problem is that the systems meant to get devs closer to customers have been coopted by middle men and now they create distance.