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> ... the reality is troubling, because much of what is done is faux-agile, disregarding agile's values and principles. This is a problem with "agile" and scru
by asaph 8y ago
> ... the reality is troubling, because much of what is done is faux-agile, disregarding agile's values and principles.
This is a problem with "agile" and scrum. If the process isn't working for you, it's your fault for not doing it right. And no one is ever doing it right. A truly "agile" team is one that operates in some impossibly perfect Zen-like state that no team achieves in practice.
Maybe it's not you. Maybe it is the process.
- himynameisdom 8y agoScrum isn't a process, it's a framework to utilize your own processes. That's like blaming the framework of the house for a bad paint job.