After-hours construction-permit staff cannot raise process issues because leadership says they already decided Scrum. What high-performing-team characteristic should the SM/TC protect?
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Short Explanation
"We already decided Scrum" is a locked permit window after hours—the line still forms. High-performing teams can say the method is rubbing and then adapt it. Choosing Scrum is the start of inspection, not the end of conversation.
Full Explanation
High-performing teams remain open to inspecting and adapting how they work. Declaring Scrum decided and forbidding process issues freezes empiricism for the after-hours construction-permit staff. Process freezes, labeling ideas as insubordination, and replacing Scrum with a PMO stage-gate all shut down that characteristic. The SM/TC should protect the team's right to challenge policies, events, and agreements so the method serves permit flow rather than becoming dogma.