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> it's safe to say that this is not kanban But that's the problem with agile. Nobody can or wants to pin it down. When it fails, "you are not doing it properl
by the_af 4y ago
> it's safe to say that this is not kanban
But that's the problem with agile.
Nobody can or wants to pin it down. When it fails, "you are not doing it properly". The stated goals are iterations, early feedback, people over processes... except when they aren't.
- marcosdumay 4y agoHum, no. If you go calling some infinite WIP generating process by the name that has as the one most important principle "no matter what you do, keep WIP down", it's you that are bastardizing the language.
- the_af 4y ago> Hum, no Um, yes. I'm sorry, but the "Agile works, it's just that you are doing it wrong" line of argument is weak and unconvincing. The theory of a methodology means little when there is no buy-in from stakeholders, as is often the case. They reinterpret it to mean whatever they want it to mean. If you haven't struck this wall, then congrats! Most of us in software have to deal with it, though.