Is your team doing agility or being agile?
You know the roles, artifacts, and events of Scrum. You hold daily meetings, plan sprints, and run retrospectives. However, your dailies aren’t real team conversations, retrospectives fill up with complaints, and the backlog is full—but no one really knows what’s truly a priority.
If any of this sounds familiar, you’re doing agility, but you’re not agile yet.
Antipatterns
What’s showing up in your team are antipatterns—routines that seem correct but go against agile principles. They block transparency, inspection, and adaptation. An experienced Scrum Master should be able to spot these antipatterns and correct them before they explode.
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