Lot of "processes" that comes out of silicon valley(and in general US) should be adopted with caution. "Try before you buy" approach should be used. First let i

Lot of "processes" that comes out of silicon valley(and in general US) should be adopted with caution. "Try before you buy" approach should be used. First let it settle in the industry(at least in the US) and then test and adapt to your project on a case-by-case basis. Take any process, Lean, MVP, Agile, etc are paraded as if they are solution to every Mommy's and Daddy's problem. It is not. One size does not fit all. The only statement(which is an old wisdom out of the UK computing industry) is "There is no silver bullet". This applies to everything in life, even MVPs. MVPs works for most software startups(and some other creative industries), but it is not viable for everyone. So saying that it "always works" or "it is busted" are both wrong statements.