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As a LEAN architect by myself, the Main problem that I encounter every day is that following the principles require actual thinking. Like: - why do we do this
by anonyfox 5y ago
As a LEAN architect by myself, the Main problem that I encounter every day is that following the principles require actual thinking. Like:
- why do we do this in the first place? What _is_ the customer value (and therefore is waste?)
- is this complicated reporting process actually needed?
- which strategic knowledge is missing so that the delivery teams can decide things on the spot?
And so on… . The bigger the company, the harder to overcome human issues. At least it helps that the LEAN focus is always to deliver customer value fast, with high quality and still cheap (by eliminating everything else).
- andrekandre 5y agoi have the same intuition in the end, it seems a lot of people just want well defined rules (that work to a reasonable extent) to follow and instead use their thinking for solving the actual problem at hand (programming) its not unreasonable, especially if someone is hired to be just a "coder", there might be some hiring/expectations issues hidden in there too...