Agile in 2026 Looks Nothing Like Scrum
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Agile in 2026 Looks Nothing Like Scrum
That delay cost us 42,000 failed checkout attempts and a week of executive explanations. Nothing was broken in the code. The failure was procedural. The fix was ready. The sprint boundary said no.
That was the moment we stopped pretending Scrum was helping us ship.
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