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Just my take here. Agile and other systems exist to remove trust from the equation. If you want a consistent result, you remove all of the variables that cause
by partisan 11y ago
Just my take here.
Agile and other systems exist to remove trust from the equation. If you want a consistent result, you remove all of the variables that cause inconsistency. Trust is one of those things that can't be put on a spreadsheet. The cost of a software feature can be quantified through a process that filters out uncertainty and intangibles.
- brudgers 11y agoI wasn't clear. Trust is an element of workplace culture not production procedure. A lack of trust will manifest itself as a lack of faith in production procedures. My thesis is that that lack of faith is independent of the feature set of whatever procedure is currently implemented be it agile, waterfall, kanban, or clusterfuck.