> Why does that bother you though? It leads to scrum culture, because you need accountability for the people that aren’t self-motivated enough to proceed with

> Why does that bother you though? It leads to scrum culture, because you need accountability for the people that aren’t self-motivated enough to proceed with work without extrinsic motivation (their ideal situation is nothing to do but still get paid). That’s my theory anyway. Previously the assumption seems to have been that the nerd was gonna nerd, and the only thing you sometimes needed to do was reign them in.