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Disclaimer: I actually use a kanbanish leanish approach myself myself. It's my preferred process for my current working context. I'm also very much not a fan of
by adrianhoward 14y ago
Disclaimer: I actually use a kanbanish leanish approach myself myself. It's my preferred process for my current working context. I'm also very much not a fan of the Scrum certification process and what that has tended to produce in the industry. However:
I see no feedback loop for the process itself
Is just nonsense :-)
Scrum has only five events - and two of those are retrospectives (one on the increment, one on the process used). If you aren't inspecting and adapting the process then you are not doing Scrum.
Now I freely admit that one of the most common ways that people don't do Scrum is by skipping those steps. Then again it's also the most common way I see people do kanban/lean badly as well.