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Sounds like someone where you work swallowed a book on "Agile development" and is not capable of actually making it work for your company. I always encourage te
by scaryclam 9y ago
Sounds like someone where you work swallowed a book on "Agile development" and is not capable of actually making it work for your company. I always encourage teams to take whatever agile process they're trying to use with a pinch of salt and make changes to / cut out parts of the process that are in the way, causing delays or don't make sense for that team. It's just bizarre when you see a team bothering to have retrospectives but don't have any power to change how they work.
- Traubenfuchs 9y agoI am working in one of MANY scrum sized, agile teams that all need to cooperate -there'd be no viable way to push back against the upper management. Also, my direct superiors are in love with the agile process, while pulling their hairs out puzzling over why it isn't working.