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That is a completely unrealistic expectation. There is no human process that "just works". People are not computers. Scrum/Agile can help competent people who
by TheCoelacanth 9y ago
That is a completely unrealistic expectation. There is no human process that "just works". People are not computers.
Scrum/Agile can help competent people who want to improve get better at delivering software that is valuable to their users. No process will magically turn incompetent people with no interest in improving into a productive software team.
- DanielBMarkham 9y agoYou are misunderstanding what I'm saying. I never said the purpose of Agile/Scrum was to turn incompetent people with no interest in improving into a productive software team. That's not the goal. That was never the goal. You know, you can spend a lot of time mucking around with your C compiler also if you don't know what you're doing. The goal of your C compiler isn't to make you a programmer. It's to help people who already know how to program do it better/faster. Process doesn't replace software engineering. It takes people who already know software engineering and lets them move as quickly as possible.