>> Waterfall kills iterations because everything needs to be finished the first time for waterfall to work. Well, if you look at some presentations on waterfal

>> Waterfall kills iterations because everything needs to be finished the first time for waterfall to work. Well, if you look at some presentations on waterfall you see the big V and there are loops where testing feedback goes back to the left side. What happens is that A) some slides don't show that, and even if those loops are present, B) The V is flattened vertically into a timeline by some manager and the loops are lost.