> It is the "agile" industry which spun up around it to bilk clueless management Scrum is the epitome of this. It's a half-measure that combines the worst of w

> It is the "agile" industry which spun up around it to bilk clueless management Scrum is the epitome of this. It's a half-measure that combines the worst of waterfall and agile. You have (almost always) pointless ceremonies that do little more than satiate management's cargo cult of productivity (yes, I do know what it is academically designed to do). Furthermore, given that its more similar to waterfall than kanban, it often gets watered down for execs and becomes even worse. I have come to realize that unless you're doing something that approximates kanban or chaos/anarchy, then you're probably not doing agile.