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As with anything, I think folks are trying to sell you tools for the "how" part. The trouble is always in the implementation. His point is very valid about poor
by spydum 11y ago
As with anything, I think folks are trying to sell you tools for the "how" part. The trouble is always in the implementation. His point is very valid about poor architecture is hard to change... And I think over investment in tools/process for agile is precisely that.. When you spend more time and money filling out JIRA tickets and staring at Kanban boards and attended SCRUM of SCRUMs and hours long standups, you need to reevaluate if your process is doing more harm than good.
- jamisteven 11y agoSo true. Im not a developer but work in production, so much paperwork bogging down productivity.
- EvanPlaice 11y agoThe question that should be asked in that case is what purpose does excessive paperwork cover? In my experience, it's usually poor management looking to cover their own ass when deadlines are missed and/or establishing a track record so if they need to fire people they have a legally justifiable reason.