I don't think it's scrum that's the problem. I used to be a big proponent of it when it came about. But in those early days of agile there was excitement that w

I don't think it's scrum that's the problem. I used to be a big proponent of it when it came about. But in those early days of agile there was excitement that we were gaining this control over our own development process. That was never going to really happen. The company I worked for was doing development work for government and started pushing agile as a way to do it, eventually transforming itself into an agile consultancy. It pains me to look at the profile of people I worked with back then, great people, who now just peddle what I consider bullshit. Anyway for myself I no longer do any of that, just dev work, and I've been on good and bad teams. The process doesn't actually make a difference.