There's valid criticism as always (no process is perfect), but I'm pretty uncomfortable with how the intro starts with a series of false assertions, as if no on

There's valid criticism as always (no process is perfect), but I'm pretty uncomfortable with how the intro starts with a series of false assertions, as if no one ever has questioned agile. The tl;dr is that, as a UX designer, this person is frustrated by corners being cut. As a dev, I get frustrated if I need to develop something that I know won't be used. I like being in contact with the customer and I like receiving quick feedback. Obviously, as anyone, I don't like having pressure to deliver and silly metrics. So I'm my own boss and I negotiate with the client. If the client doesn't like it, they can quickly realize that and they won't have lost a lot of money.