There's just no way to win this game, whatever good ideas are thrown in will be twisted, turned and corrupted into worse than what came before. I once worked o

There's just no way to win this game, whatever good ideas are thrown in will be twisted, turned and corrupted into worse than what came before. I once worked on the software side of a 500-employee electronics company that had managed to ISO-certify their so called Agile development process. Everything, and I do mean everything; was performed according to some ISO-script. No deviation, no matter how meaningless the task. And we had more useless meetings than anything I've seen before, it's just that they were called stand ups and reviews. Thanks, but no thanks.