I researched this like a decade ago and my conclusion at the time was that Kanban and Scrum kind of work the opposite way. Kanban is a "pull" approach where you

I researched this like a decade ago and my conclusion at the time was that Kanban and Scrum kind of work the opposite way. Kanban is a "pull" approach where you have some kind of big goal you need (e.g. a car at toyota) and then all the dependencies (car parts and orders etc.) are pulled along with it into the pipeline (or todo list). Scrum is "push" where small items are pushed into the pipeline (backlog) hoping the outcome is what is needed. For an individual "worker" it's not that much of a difference, they have to work on the tasks anyways. The project might have different outcome / duration though.