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They're called "iterations" over here and it's probably precisely because of that implication. It was always an unfortunate term. A team that is doing agile ri
by JulianMorrison 7y ago
They're called "iterations" over here and it's probably precisely because of that implication. It was always an unfortunate term.
A team that is doing agile right is not "sprinting", they are completing as much work as they can do at a long term sustainable pace.
- ticmasta 7y ago>> A team that is doing agile right ... Oh, please stop with the "because you're doing it wrong" defense. Yes, I most likely am doing it wrong, I already know that. Is the fact the process allows the level of flexibility for me to screw up this bad a feature or a bug? I'd love the opportunity to practice Pedantic Agile but things like customers, coworkers and bosses keep getting in the way.
- JulianMorrison 7y agoPedanticness is beside the point here. You don't have to follow every ceremony to get the basic point of "you cannot sustain a pace that works your programmers like Victorian pit ponies".