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But we're working stories with points that are mapped to days and all the epic deliverables are planned according to the story estimates and this epic HAS to be
by datavirtue 5y ago
But we're working stories with points that are mapped to days and all the epic deliverables are planned according to the story estimates and this epic HAS to be done before the next epic and those epics both must be done by X date.
Now picture you are reworking almost an entire process or part of the system that has already been delivered (management jumped up and down congratulating everyone, promotions handed out), and is highly complex where new issues are discovered that were never thought of in planning. There is no "fast" in this situation and it's where most of us live every single day. And they want it all by X date or everything goes tits up (not really but managements' metrics: dates and "done," are causing them to pressure people--and by people I mean junior devs who are running on the career treadmill at a corp).
Meanwhile there are devs who go fast because they like the immediate praise. They literally print bugs with their keyboard--and they bite hard.
- Sammi 5y agoYeah that's the Agile I added a caveat about at the end.