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Agile always fails, because bookkeeping and financial processing in companies are not agile. Contracts with customers are also not written by sales with agility
by amai 8y ago
Agile always fails, because bookkeeping and financial processing in companies are not agile. Contracts with customers are also not written by sales with agility in mind. So in case time/money runs out agile processes and rules (like "never break a sprint" etc.) will always be ignored, because finance needs the numbers and the customer was promised a fixed feature set at a specific date for a specific price.
mandatory Dilbert Comic:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucaminudel/6059269914/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucaminudel/6059269914/
- jdmichal 8y agoI don't think that's a real comic. Looks like the Dilbert site used to have a feature to modify / make your own comics, but I can't find it anymore.