I know it's a tired phrase (and borders on no true Scotsman) but most developers I've known to have the OP's attitude about agile development have never seen re

I know it's a tired phrase (and borders on no true Scotsman) but most developers I've known to have the OP's attitude about agile development have never seen real healthy agile in practice. Plenty of companies these days operate somewhat iteratively, meet for daily scrums, and put on other trappings of an agile process. But they usually fail the muster on every one of the agile preferences, particularly the "working software" one and the "responding to change" one.