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What you're saying strikes me as hopelessly anachronistic. Nothing like "what we would describe as 'agile'" can possibly be retrofitted thousands of years back.
by gruseom 16y ago
What you're saying strikes me as hopelessly anachronistic. Nothing like "what we would describe as 'agile'" can possibly be retrofitted thousands of years back. The agile movement comes out of a humanistic anti-corporatist agenda (for want of a better way of describing it) that is practically unthinkable before, say, 1950. If not 1970.
- philwelch 16y agoWanting to be more flexible and effective than the process allows you to be is as ancient as processes. I don't see the flaw in the analogy at all.