Well that does suck. I had the opposite experience with Waterfall and Agile. My previous job (Waterfall) used such a heavy process that I was coding 10% of the

Well that does suck. I had the opposite experience with Waterfall and Agile. My previous job (Waterfall) used such a heavy process that I was coding 10% of the time. Which is what I was hired to do. I'm a software engineer. Coding 10% of the time is unacceptable. But everyone working there had been doing that, some of them for 20+ years. It was like a prison sentence. Luckily I was able to escape and got a fantastic job working at a small game studio that loosely uses Agile. The process is the last thing on my mind, and most days I don't even look at our Jira board. Maybe once or twice a week I look at it.