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The article is great and right however it misses the point. The point is that the non-tehnical managers have the power and developers will be forced to work in
by GoToRO 5y ago
The article is great and right however it misses the point. The point is that the non-tehnical managers have the power and developers will be forced to work in whatever conditions the managers decided.
For example, do you remember when remote was a perk? Do you remember when countless devs wrote posts just like this one explaining why no real work can be done in yesterday’s offices? How did that go? The pandemic prove them right but no manager wanted remote devs until then. This is the same. Every good developer will find evetually the best way to write code. This is very different from what we have now, scrum, agile.
- urthor 5y agoEssentially this. Scrum is rarely the problem in a team without nontechnical managers. The issue is that this rarely occurs.