[majormajor]

There are many industries which have found value in specific people to do the paperwork and deal with process. I don't think it's needed under 10 or so people if you have a good team, but once you're we'll into the 20+ range, I don't understand why so many devs are so set against giving this type of work to someone else.

It's certainly not what I want to to be doing day-to-day, yet our tools aren't smart enough today for me to do well in a larger org without it.

[LoSboccacc]

Funny you say that while every other "expert" says it's pointless to do scrum above around 10 members.

Not that I believe any of that eh, scrum usually devolves to ritualistic, empty blabbering in around six months anyway.