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> Bonus points for regularly posting obnoxious agile methodology articles on your companies intranet or Linkedin. To truely leave a legacy, it would be great,
by allendoerfer 6y ago
> Bonus points for regularly posting obnoxious agile methodology articles on your companies intranet or Linkedin.
To truely leave a legacy, it would be great, if you could also miss what the original intentions and benefits of agile are and go on to raise a few teamleads and middle managers to use your buzzwords in the wrong context.
A true master craftsman in this area makes the right people feel more, but the whole organization be less agile. Your work is not completed, until developers visit threads like this to step into your footsteps.
- exikyut 6y agoI am twitching reading this. This is cartoon punching fight cloud meets head-inside-church-bell. This is like the social equivalent of How To Write Unmaintainable Programs ._.
- 314 6y agoTruly this fulfills the destiny of a Thought Leader.
- tomaskafka 6y agoDefinitely - in a last job, I wast told to not make waves (about how we could cooperate in a better way) and follow the agile process. I resisted sending that scrum master a first sentence of agile manifesto and left promptly.