If the team doesn't agree on what is being built, what tools should be used to build it and how the software/hardware will be used, all the methodology in the w

If the team doesn't agree on what is being built, what tools should be used to build it and how the software/hardware will be used, all the methodology in the world can't fix it. Methodology turns into a weird quasi-religious ceremony where everyone works together to find solutions that everyone knows aren't going to do anything but solve political problems. When everyone agrees on what is being built, tools and how the product will be used, methodology is nothing but a framework to simplify the non-coding part of building software. All of the methodologies will work b. So if your methodology isn't working... it's a deeper problem.