Agile as exposure of problems in the development process
Usually when we talk about the benefits of Agile we talk about the following topics:
• That it is a faster process.
• We are more aware of customer needs.
• The people are at the center.
• Encouraging cooperation.
• Encouraging verbal communication which is the best form of communication.
• Prevents waste of time, for example, producing documents that nobody reads.

I think missing a very important point: Agile is a great way to expose problems, if any, in the development process. This can be seen especially during the transition from waterfall.
I will give some examples of issues that may arise;• Testing duration is too long.*• A weak link in the team.• Inaccurate time estimates.• Strained relations among people especially within the team but not only.
I think that these problems can be hidden when a large group of several teams are working on joint projects and release times longer than a average sprint. The problems is absorbed and difficult to find and manage.
In Agile we can identify the problem and start a fixing path.
* A problem that does not have to be (but can be) the testing team issue alone but perhaps the company's. For example when you gave a ught technical dept and thus we "everything" after each change, also the lack of testing such as unit tests and automation etc.