I liked the Scrum framework. Once I found The Scrum Guide and digested it, I saw the beauty of the design and intent. I've spent a lot of time and energy attempting to correct misconceptions and spread information of its benefits. However I continue to see traditional, command-and-control, top-down, hierarchical, micromanagement everywhere: blogs, comments, articles, conversations, etc.
The more I call out ignorance the more I see in replies and likes. Certified Scrum Masters (or ScrumMaster as they say) from Scrum Alliance were known issues. I see it also comes from industry "experts" such as Mike Cohn. Professional Scrum Trainers are also problematic.
I think I am done with this battle. The agile philosophy has had over 20 years to become the norm. People would rather remain in the comfort of repeating failure than actually learn a new way.
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