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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Favourable circumstances

Hi, can it be that "circumstances" here mean "reasons for using"?

The favourable circumstances are:

  • The Scrum system offers an unmistakable structure and a tedious dash heartbeat/routine with which programming is created;
  • Prerequisites will unavoidably change, Scrum grasps this change, and its system is work to adapt to it;
  • Working in a fixed group offers them a protected domain that additionally invigorates them to associate with their friends;
  

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