Sorry, I prefer to spend my time worrying about the code rather than worry about the rules for interacting as a team. Those rules need to be edgy enough to mak

Sorry, I prefer to spend my time worrying about the code rather than worry about the rules for interacting as a team. Those rules need to be edgy enough to make things run smoothly and quickly, but not make people wonder if those rules are a bad idea or not. The kind of Agile he describes is perfect for a startup. It gets things rolling without too much worry about failure... It keeps things from being too enterprise-y. But an established company needs to be more concerned about their clients and their clients' data. Things need to be as stable as possible.