"Scrum has too many meetings!" is a common complaint against the Scrum Framework. And we totally get where that is common from.
But if you look at the numbers, Scrum doesn't have "many meetings" at all. Instead, other things seem to be happening that are making teams feel as if they're wasting their valuable time in meeting rooms. In this episode, we explore the myth that Scrum requires many meetings. We also give you several tips on how to start improving your situation.
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