3 ms·
I think the point of the OP is missed here. Productive teams don’t need any of this garbage; least of all a religious war about methodologies. Productive teams
by kixxauth 4y ago
I think the point of the OP is missed here. Productive teams don’t need any of this garbage; least of all a religious war about methodologies.
Productive teams are primarily hackers solving larger problems. This stuff gets in the way, causing the team to morph into developers instead.
- sillyquiet 4y agoSo... developers aren't productive? This is a weird take.
- kixxauth 4y agoYeah, good point. If productivity equates to value creation then hackers are more productive. If productivity equates to what software management can measure, then developers are more productive. I’m making a pithy statement about the difference hackers and developers
- sillyquiet 4y agoI gotta say that your distinction between 'hackers' and 'developers' is pretty ill-informed - just out of curiosity, have you primarily worked in start-ups?
- drstewart 4y agoThis has a real "no TRUE Scotsman" vibe