>There is a reason Elon Musk just fired half of Twitter. Unfortunately this heavily detracts from an argument that might otherwise have merit. >He clearly put

>There is a reason Elon Musk just fired half of Twitter. Unfortunately this heavily detracts from an argument that might otherwise have merit. >He clearly put 44 billion dollars where his mouth is and told you that your pointless meetings don’t matter and they don’t need it to build quality software. He's made a mockery of himself already and is well on his way to imploding the platform. Moreover, how much software quality do you think is going to come out of Twitter now that employees live in day-to-day fear under arbitrarily extreme deadlines, while understaffed at that? The situation is a joke at this point and has more to do with Musk's mental instability than it does Agile, as much as I loathe some of its uses and implementations.