Okay, so we end Scrum… now what? I understand the frustration. Even as a manager I can feel some disconnect. This series of assertions is this person’s observa

Okay, so we end Scrum… now what? I understand the frustration. Even as a manager I can feel some disconnect. This series of assertions is this person’s observations. It seems both one-sided and purely deconstructive. Even if it’s right, does ending scrum now actually produce fixes to this list of complaints? Why not “fix scrum now” and a series of adjustments? This reads like a sophomore engineer that’s disgruntled more than a seasoned engineer trying to fix broken process. Again, it’s easy to agree with a lot of it, but fixing it is harder than just stopping.