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i think this is a very insightful take which i totally agree with. Although I have also seen many high functioning teams who could have reached self-organizing/
by dalyons 4y ago
i think this is a very insightful take which i totally agree with. Although I have also seen many high functioning teams who could have reached self-organizing/self-whatever, but they arent allowed to raise to that next level because the scrum orthodoxy is mandated/unquestionable. Its frustrating.
- tootie 4y agoYeah I think the common storyline is that a manager who was trained in an immature organization and has seen the training wheels approach be successful decides that they can repeat their success by following the same steps every single time. To be a good manager to have to manage to your team, not to a set of rules. That's not easy for a lot of people.