Many software developers working in a Scrum environment see Scrum as a “company tax” — additional overhead they need to adhere to because their company expects them to. Dailies, reviews, refinements, and retros are seen as ceremonies; something you have to endure that don’t really add much value to your work. If this is how Scrum feels to you, you’re not alone. In this article, I want to explain w
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