Thanks Sergio, this is a great video. I'm currently on a large project that started out XP and now... can only really be called a SCRUM project. Everything Bob says here about coding for features without thinking about craftsmanship is true in my experience. Maybe it's time to dust off the old devlicio.us account and post about it, if only as a warning to others ;)

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After his presentation , Robert stayed a little more answering questions from the audience.

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Thanks Sergio - and thanks 'Uncle Bob'. This presentation resonated for me - a lot of the problems I'm seeing with Scrum neatly articulated here. I've been trying to put my finger on it for a long time and pretty well everything that Bob says here makes sense.

We always run Scrum as "Scrum with other stuff added". The question why we ever took the stuff out in the first place is neatly answered. Thanks again.

BzXv03 I am always excited to visit this blog in the evenings.Please churning hold the contents. It is very entertaining.