But if the team has the impetus to change the processes, they can get rid of the SCRUM rituals that don't work for them. Given that it comes with quite a few, b

But if the team has the impetus to change the processes, they can get rid of the SCRUM rituals that don't work for them. Given that it comes with quite a few, bottom up SCRUM will inevitably change into an actual agile system suited to the team. I've never worked in a team (or run a team) where SCRUM was kept wholesale by the team or anything other than SCRUM sprints were chosen by management.