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> Also, a lot of people are tired of the Agile stuff. also what i've seen from a lot of Senior people. just because you use jira, have daily status meetings do

• draw_down 11y ago
  In my opinion, it's worse here- they seem to be really serious and really dogmatic about Agile. (Capital A!) To me that conjures visions of being obligated to do pointless shit because process dictates it. Good people just want to get work done with a minimum of bullshit. I actually think it's fine if a place claims to be agile based on using jira and having standups. Because I have no interest or investment in "the real thing".
  • br3w5 11y ago
    The articles on modern agile seemed very prescriptive. Where I am right now the team does do scrum (yes it has its problems) but the team has figured out how to get it to work for them and so can get on with delivering and over time cutting out the parts of the process that doesn't work. Common sense should prevail when it comes to any software development methodology. I could be wrong and the practices described in the articles come out of a team working together over a prolonged period of time (based on obie's comment above it looks like these come out of good experience but they should still adapt to the team).