It is an excessive generalization. Anyone who has worked in tech for some time knows that some companies are like this. Heck, even some departments are, while o

It is an excessive generalization. Anyone who has worked in tech for some time knows that some companies are like this. Heck, even some departments are, while others aren't. It just depends on where you work. Likewise, blaming all of this on agile is a generalization - some orgs use agile well and some don't. I think those which hire consultants and follow the "book" very closely do worse. Make it work for your team's needs, adjust accordingly.