> They were developers, programmers, scientists, and engineers. They were still slingin’ code* and working with their stakeholders to solve problems. This is im

> They were developers, programmers, scientists, and engineers. They were still slingin’ code* and working with their stakeholders to solve problems. This is important. Utter nonsense. They were consultants looking to sell consulting services. Just in the next paragraph: > Many of these people already had a methodology they had created and/or were proselytizing.