"Agile insanity": Power to the teams
4 02 Dec 2016 20:49 by u/roznak
I am wondering about Agile/SCRUM. It is sold as some miracle team-work and the fact that you as a team have complete freedom.
Is this freedom to choose and decide really free? Or just an "illusion" like Religious free will.
So these questions:
- Can I choose what agile team I want to be in? I want to work for Team A because this is a team that has a higher success rate which is good for my career.
- Can the team choose what SCRUM master or even product owner it wants to work with? Can the team refuse SCRUM master B because he is an complete idiot with a continuous stream of failed projects?
- Can a team demand this current SCRUM master to be replaced because he is more interested in his charts than this team?
- Can the team to slow down next sprint jobs so that burn down graph is always positive and less depressing?
Does the team really has all the power or just a big "illusion" to keep them under control?
2 comments
0 u/Torchhead 02 Dec 2016 21:12
I don't have much experience, but I have a strong felling that the skill of the manager is strongly related to the productivity and team's satisfaction. I think that a bad manager will brake the team no matter what the methodology.