Yeah, I'm in the middle of 3 projects right now using sprints as the base time unit. One project is in Sprint #17 this week. One is on Sprint #41 as of Wednes

Yeah, I'm in the middle of 3 projects right now using sprints as the base time unit. One project is in Sprint #17 this week. One is on Sprint #41 as of Wednesday. One is on Sprint #56 as of this Friday. On top of that, the weekly meeting is set at 4:30pm on Fridays in my time zone. The sprint planning meetings typically go 2 hours. Each project has a daily stand-up too, each lasting about 30-45 minutes. I get about 3 hours a week total to actually code. Yes, this has effectivly killed the entire idea behind a sprint and agile in general, we all know, it's super obvious. But the company is now an 'agile' company as of ~2.5 years ago, so we can say so in the job apps. All the interviewing devs know to ask about how long the stand-up is, we tell them the truth, and the job apps stay open when they decline our offers (we also pay under market rates). Our copies of 'The Phoenix Project" remain in shrinkwrap.