I doubt that Scrum is about helping developers or whatever this post is trying to imply. It's a very mechanical framework with rigid rules and meetings. It's ve

I doubt that Scrum is about helping developers or whatever this post is trying to imply. It's a very mechanical framework with rigid rules and meetings. It's very fragile and breaks apart as soon as you try to change something. One place where it actually makes sense is when trying to move away from a chaos into a more structured process. This is where Scrum is useful, because it comes with rules to introduce this structure. But it never failed developers, that target group is business people, promising to deliver more in a shorter time via rigid time-boxing.