In my experience it halves productivity and doubles staff turnover and results in a team comprised exclusively of dictators and submissives.

Making people stand for extended periods of time, or a similar uncomfortable physical posture, is known as a 'stress position' and is considered to be torture under International Law.

Moreover, any methodology that involves somebody being called 'the Master' belongs in the 18th Century.

I imagine there will be many employment tribunals around scrum in the near future.

In my experience it halves productivity and doubles staff turnover and results in a team comprised exclusively of dictators and submissives.

Making people stand for extended periods of time, or a similar uncomfortable physical posture, is known as a 'stress position' and is considered to be torture under International Law.

Moreover, any methodology that involves somebody being called 'the Master' belongs in the 18th Century.

I imagine there will be many employment tribunals around scrum in the near future.