I find sprints to be just a useful tool in the toolbox. It helps you plan, but you also need to be careful that it doesn’t consume your team. But ultimately w

I find sprints to be just a useful tool in the toolbox. It helps you plan, but you also need to be careful that it doesn’t consume your team. But ultimately what matters is if your team can recognize what works and what doesn’t and be able to think of a solution. You end up with your own custom hybrid solution. You know how there’s people who don’t really understand code and just copy from Stack Overflow? Well, learning about agile (or any methodology) and directly implementing it as-is is the equivalent for a planner. All they can do is repeat what someone else figured out without any understanding about planning.