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Somehow an author with an MBA background fails to interrogate the business impact of their advice and various interpretations of agile. I’m also slightly incre

by n8cpdx 4y ago

Somehow an author with an MBA background fails to interrogate the business impact of their advice and various interpretations of agile. I’m also slightly incredulous that they got through an MBA program without the reading comprehension needed to tackle the agile manifesto… I think this is actually a blogspam article meant to drive outrage. Shame on HN for falling for it.

eschaton 4y ago
I’m not. When you meet a good manager with an MBA, chances are they’d have been (or were) a good manager without one, too. But in my experience, no bad manager has ever improved by getting an MBA. All they get is an indication they’re upper class enough to get into a program and possibly to take time off of work to do it.