you're not doing it right That's a facile, if persistent, criticism. An agile process such as XP has always said "If you practice technical discipline, work in

you're not doing it right That's a facile, if persistent, criticism. An agile process such as XP has always said "If you practice technical discipline, work in short work units, deliver working and completed milestones frequently, work directly with your stakeholders at the tactical and strategic levels, and collect and respond to feedback as frequently as possible, you can deliver great code and delight your customers." Someone who decides from that to have standup meetings every day, push some code out the door once a month, and not write documentation missed a few necessary conditions.