Scrum is Not Agile Enough

Scrum’s popularity has declined significantly in the past few years and there is a growing dislike among engineers who’ve experienced how inefficient the framework is. The rigid framework, which is executed in short intensive sprints with long meetings after every sprint, is precisely the reason for its unpopularity. Scrum can’t be used for all types of projects and this has given rise to many more Agile methodologies like Kanban, XP (Extreme Programming) and Lean Methodology, to name a few.  Scrum's original design caters to small teams, leading to complications when adapting it to larger undertakings. It is only suited for well-defined projects with clear scopes.  Both sides of the argument There is a lot written about the pros and cons of Scrum, while some swear by it, claiming, “if Scrum doesn’t work for you, you’re doing it wrong!”, others point out the fallacy of the argument citing the different flaws of the methodology itself. The success stories