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Sounds to me that the artificial crunch is the problem. And if you have the capability to deploy quickly, I don’t see any value in sprints they tend to artifici
by beny23 4y ago
Sounds to me that the artificial crunch is the problem. And if you have the capability to deploy quickly, I don’t see any value in sprints they tend to artificially delay deployments, reviews or retrospectives. If something needs talking about, don’t wait for a ceremony in a week and a half when everyone has forgotten about it.
I’ve been part of teams working this way without sprints and artificial crunch on mature and large scale services, so it really isn’t a MVP/startup only deal…