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Re:38% of remote workers work from bed by bluGill on Friday July 30, 2021 @01:14PM (#28010122)
What you propose works in a small organization - which is the type of place where scrum was created and works well. In a large organization there would be too many people trying to make conflicting changes for that to work. Any individual change might be good, but they conflict and nobody can track what you are supposed to do now. That is why large organizations are so hard to change.

Agile focusing on people is a good thing. People are number one, but agile has always acknowledged the roll of processes.

Re:38% of remote workers work from bed by tonyarkles on Friday July 30, 2021 @09:42PM (#28014452)
> In a large organization there would be too many people trying to make conflicting changes

Ideally, even in a large organization, it should still be structured down into small teams that can self-manage. You'll end up with Conway's Law taking effect, but you'll also alleviate the O(n^2) communication problem. In my experience, it works a lot smoother than 50 person teams where everyone's tripping over each other all the time.