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Genuine question, thanks
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I read through a lot of detailed analysis of Scrum's shortcomings in the comments here, but little in the way of "Instead".
If anyone cares to share his/her vision: based on your experience, what would be a (nutshell) model for a better system?
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It's a neurotoxin, it's virtually invisible, and has little mainstream awareness.
I had a pretty serious bout with this over the past 2 years, and was similarly frustrated with the vagueness of the symptoms (and correspondingly useless diagnoses from doctors.)
The symptoms are broad, systemic, varied, and hard to pin down, and most doctors aren't familiar with it, much less able to treat. My symptoms didn't exactly match up entirely to yours, but enough overlap to make me raise my eyebrows.
Several of my friends who (same as me) spent time in China had the same. (It's a high-mold environment.)
Please tweet/DM me @fieldse if this turns out to be helpful.
"Containers" makes me immediately think of Docker-like containerized applications, which I suspect is not actually the case here.