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> The biggest problem is not in Agile itself, but indeed in the dogmatism of its practitioners. I feel that most people don't understand that larger corporatio
by manuelabeledo 4y ago
> The biggest problem is not in Agile itself, but indeed in the dogmatism of its practitioners.
I feel that most people don't understand that larger corporations don't adopt Agile to benefit product teams, but to add a layer of measurability to the process that is only useful for middle and upper management to establish and track OKRs.
Thus Agile may not be a failed idea, but it arguably fails at the implementation.
Agile apologists seem to be disconnected from this reality.
- matt-attack 4y agoTotally agree. All these teams down in the weeds are obsessed with following the rituals to a tee thinking that makes them good little devs. When the whole point is so the middle and upper managements can track your activity to the minute and judge your performance.