Let me guess, the reason you have those meetings is to report to the PM or whoever about what you did and then what they want you to do, plus talking with clien

Let me guess, the reason you have those meetings is to report to the PM or whoever about what you did and then what they want you to do, plus talking with clients about features and endlessly rehashing things you already discussed, plus some kind of cross communication between groups that don’t actually need to share anything with each other right now, plus reshuffling the backlog and re-estimating current work, and so on. If that rings true then welcome to Scrumfall. Get out if you can. https://www.cio.com/article/309171/scrumfall-when-agile-becomes-waterfall-by-another-name.html https://www.cio.com/article/309171/scrumfall-when-agile-beco...