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As a senior dev I hate this. Of course I'm going to drop everything, if what I do stops making sense on an org level. Why would I do anything else.
by groestl 4y ago
As a senior dev I hate this. Of course I'm going to drop everything, if what I do stops making sense on an org level. Why would I do anything else.
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- Spoom 4y agoMaybe you've never had a project manager whose whims change with the wind, and interrupts the sprint to add yet another high priority bug in the middle that absolutely-needs-attention-right-fing-now... every sprint. Scrum tries to stop that. Of course, if your project management listens to you and trusts you, you don't have this problem, so I understand your take.
- robertlagrant 4y agoSounds like you've had an awesome career with no experience of people slamming unnecessary work into your workload, or trying to design in detail things that won't be implemented for 6 months, and will have been redesigned 5 times in that time. For everyone else, sprint backlog is a useful tool that you decide when you should violate it, and by exception only.
- commandlinefan 4y ago> Why would I do anything else Because you'll get fired if you don't...?