No that's not scrum, as any "scrum master" will tell you ... scrum imposes it's own artificial cadence.
This is kanban ... just culminating in a release event anything from weeks to months in the future (driven by time factors independent of dev management i.e. actually having to produce something as a business). I mean nobody can seriously be proposing no time bound on kanban (please clear the board this decade?)
If you're behind schedule pausing for a ridiculous high school level show and tell will only delay you more ... and if you're ahead of schedule, just keep doing what you're doing right.
What kanban provides is visibility, how much you're getting done. Scrum sacrifices momentum for theatre.
This is kanban ... just culminating in a release event anything from weeks to months in the future (driven by time factors independent of dev management i.e. actually having to produce something as a business). I mean nobody can seriously be proposing no time bound on kanban (please clear the board this decade?)
If you're behind schedule pausing for a ridiculous high school level show and tell will only delay you more ... and if you're ahead of schedule, just keep doing what you're doing right.
What kanban provides is visibility, how much you're getting done. Scrum sacrifices momentum for theatre.