Managing projects and leading teams since 2011. Have seen and used Waterfall, Scrum, Just-in-time, Theory of Constraints and Continuous Delivery. Big fan of ToC & CD. There're common misconceptions that I see on this SE, so let me correct you right here:

• Scrum is not Agile. Not even close.
• Agile makes sense, Scrum - doesn't. It's outdated. It was never an effective process in the first place.
• Please say "Just-in-time" instead of "Kanban" (explanation)
• I've never seen a self-organized team. Most likely - neither have you. Even if they exist - they are exceptions. Most teams need 1-2 key people who lead them and make most of the decisions. So stop pushing purely hypothetical ideas.

My links:

• Blog about Project Management & Quality
• Peaksel - software for processing HPLC chromatograms
• Java Beginner course, Java Professional course
• Qala Datagen - lib for randomized testing in Java

Professional life:

• Software Developer since 2008
• Project Manager since 2011
• CI/CD engineer since 2013
• Automation QA engineer since 2015
• Business Analyst/Team Lead since 2016