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How about: You have two teams. Each team will work on two projects, A and B together. The first team does A in "Agile" and B in "Waterfall" The second one doe
by rtpg 9y ago
How about:
You have two teams. Each team will work on two projects, A and B together.
The first team does A in "Agile" and B in "Waterfall"
The second one does A in "Waterfall" and B in "Agile"
I bet working like this would pull out at least some interesting stuff
- seanwilson 9y agoIt would still result in basically anecdotes. Maybe team A picked a library that made life difficult for themselves or misinterpreted one of the requirements? Small things completely throw the results off.
- BigJono 9y agoFunny you mention that. The only "methodology" I feel I have enough anecdata to comfortably vouch for is YAGNI. In my experience, whichever team fucks themselves with bad library choices is going to lose this experiment 100% of the time, agile be damned.