Yes people who can get things done are great and useful. If what they get done is what you want. If what they want to get done is not what you want, that's wh

Yes people who can get things done are great and useful. If what they get done is what you want. If what they want to get done is not what you want, that's when we invent project management in order to have them report that what they are doing is what you want. This is different to peer review. Project management slows everything down. Peer review expands to keep pace, but only if both people now want to do what you want. In the end, if you want something different from the people actually coding and designing your product, hire different people who do get your idea. Or spend a lot of time persuading people. Either way, persuasion or searching, it looks nothing like scrum or project management.