(There's a reason it's not called Microsoft Silos.) The software industry has spread the gospel of teams-agile, scrums, OKRs and all the rest of it-into all kinds of places.
When 16 university ladies sides battle it out for the first time, there'll be rocks and balls and scrums and no tears, just excitement that ladies rugby has at long last made it big.
There's a lot of interest these days in different ways of working, especially ways that aren't agile and safe and scrum and all these ways that people kind of hear about working.
Now, after listening to that ramble, which featured Miss Mittens and their wool shop back in the day, scrum halves, you're probably thinking, do you know what?
Though I couldn't imagine how bringing the presidential campaign circus to Washington would be in any way helpful, I was encouraged by McCain's apparent interest in rising above the day-to-day scrum and getting a bill passed.