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I mean two of those are agile goals. Hitting a date by striping features, or a feature with fixed scope but no fixed date.
by UK-Al05 5y ago
I mean two of those are agile goals.
Hitting a date by striping features, or a feature with fixed scope but no fixed date.
- ryanSrich 5y agoFair enough, but in every instance I’ve encountered agile it’s taken on the methodology of stripping away - “ex: well we can’t build XYZ by date, so we should just aim for X”. Meanwhile, X is essentially useless without Y and Z. I also think setting dates makes things go slower. We don’t use delivery dates at my company. Instead, we have quarterly cycles. Whatever gets done in that cycle gets done. We only aim to deliver one big feature per quarter, but it ends up being 2-3 because we’re so conservative. This also takes the pressure off of releases.