After we switched to TFS, our supervisor was increasingly pushing us to plan our sprints and update our burndown. This went on for a couple iterations until he

After we switched to TFS, our supervisor was increasingly pushing us to plan our sprints and update our burndown. This went on for a couple iterations until he realized there was no actual benefit to all that... then we switched to kanban. I'm not saying everybody should switch to Kanban, but in our case it is just enough process to keep track of our progress while not getting in the way of getting stuff done.