I heard an interesting perspective for startups - Kanban/Scrum is useful sometimes before launch, and not using scrum after is beneficial. Mostly because launc

I heard an interesting perspective for startups - Kanban/Scrum is useful sometimes before launch, and not using scrum after is beneficial. Mostly because launching changes so much. Part of me does feel sometimes that ceremonies are for making sure the development practice is highly inclusive, including for new and less skilled developers still learning their ways. Another part of me thinks about how this also helps more people to be able to generally help with more of the codebase. I think writing code for your future self or someone else, in a way you'd like to receive is critical to think about. This can include doing things the simpler way even if it's more verbose and more understandable. This isn't always possible, but more often than not, avoidable complexity also can encourage the engagement of a lot of ceremony around it. "Could this have been simpler?" is one useful question for code reviews.