What I said is much more nuanced. I certainly wouldn't call myself a scrum apologist. There are good implementations of scrum, and there are teams that like it

What I said is much more nuanced. I certainly wouldn't call myself a scrum apologist. There are good implementations of scrum, and there are teams that like it. In my experience across companies and industries, it's a much larger percentage than unfounded comments like yours and the article would lead you to believe, perhaps 30-40%. Probably due to the SV slant on this site (also why people here always think they know everything). It absolutely has not failed everywhere it's been implemented, and starting from that position is simply incorrect. My position is that the article (and you) are making incorrect assertions and that you don't even consider that it's a possibility. Again, your experience is not universal. Stop claiming or thinking that it is and that you know everything. You don't.