The real problem isn't Management style. Agile would be irrelevant if every programmer found it incredibly trivial to refactor huge portions of the program or

The real problem isn't Management style. Agile would be irrelevant if every programmer found it incredibly trivial to refactor huge portions of the program or very hard to introduce even one bug into the system.... We see a problem, we don't completely understand it, we think it's a problem with process but the same issues happen regardless of process, so then the issue must not be process... What's the common connection between all of this? The complexity of code. Bugs, development time are directly related to coding style and coding technology and that is where the real issue lies. The article author references martin fowler. Martin Fowler advocates a style of programming which makes it harder to refactor and easy to introduce bugs.