I live in the U.S. but I'm working remotely with a mainly U.K. based team that's doing "agile". The way they do it, at the end of a sprint all your tests have t

I live in the U.S. but I'm working remotely with a mainly U.K. based team that's doing "agile". The way they do it, at the end of a sprint all your tests have to pass, but it's normal for the trunk (yes we're using SVN) to be totally broken until then. That's all a sprint means to them, a block of time when it's okay for things to be broken. I think this company got into it's current predicament by buying a ticket tracker that uses the word "agile" and never learning anything about it beyond the words in the tracker. Needless to say, the current process isn't working very well.