- Bad planning, a parody of Scrum - Lack of adaptation, lack of clear goals - Useless Scrum masters, there are a lot of them, but they don’t use even half of the Scrum activities, just young employees who scroll through Jira - Lack of timely feedback, no one says anything, all decisions are made behind your back - High turnover of staff and biased attitude towards employees. This is not management, this is a subjective attitude and unwillingness to take on one's part of their responsibility. - The product is quite complicated, many employees do not know how to use it themselves, and even more so, it will take a lot of time from the user. If you think that you can quickly make a site there, then you are in for a big disappointment. You can drag and drop elements endlessly and not get a result. For a small business it is too complicated, for a corporate client it is too primitive. In both cases, this is a lot of bugs and just inconvenient. Yes, you can quickly make a business card website using Ucraft. But to make a more complex site, or an e-commerce project, is a big pain. I don't see how you can use it every day. There are many simpler solutions like WordPress, Tilda and a million others. Therefore, at Ucraft you will find an ambiguous product, weak management, and an unprofessional attitude from some colleagues who are not able to plan, and prefer a biased attitude of open communication....