I signed up so as to reply, saying:
This is the most outrageous public intentional example of Dark Scrum that I have ever seen.
The very notion of "insubordination" is counter to Scrum principles and Agile principles.
This is the most outrageous public intentional example of Dark Scrum that I have ever seen.
The very notion of "insubordination" is counter to Scrum principles and Agile principles.
https://twitter.com/RonJeffries/status/1488520161737027607
The notion that the ScrumMaster (thanks above for term ScrumBastard) can give any orders is directly opposed to the notion of ScrumMaster as a servant leader.
The idea that management gets to say whether people stand up or sit down is ludicrous.
The idea that management gets to say whether people stand up or sit down is ludicrous.
Jira is a terrible tool for team communication. Either Slack or email are far better. If the SM wants Jira updated, they should do it themselves.
This is horrible and ridiculous all at the same time.
This is horrible and ridiculous all at the same time.
If this is the kind of understanding of Scrum that Scrum.org people have, it's no wonder that Dark Scrum is endemic.
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