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The big mistake you're making is capitalizing the word "agile". At $WORK we are agile as a software team, but we don't practice Agile. It's a subtle but import
by beAbU 4y ago
The big mistake you're making is capitalizing the word "agile".
At $WORK we are agile as a software team, but we don't practice Agile. It's a subtle but important difference imo.
Unfortunately the word "agile" has picked up some baggage over the years that means to many folks the word translates into a rigid framework of practices, philosophies and ceremonies. This to me is the total antithesis of what being agile really means.
- jraph 4y agoMaybe your software team is just efficient and you lack bullshit processes and broken organization that would prevent you from working. At this point, we could very well stop using the word agile because if nobody knows or agrees on its meaning, it became a meaningless word. I understand your point about agile vs Agile but we can't rely on people (not) putting the upper case A at the right place, and even on agreeing on the meaning for these words.