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Doesn’t Kanban split development into chunks of work as well? The only difference between Kanban and scrum that I can see is that Kanban doesn’t insist on a 2
by rhaway84773 3y ago
Doesn’t Kanban split development into chunks of work as well?
The only difference between Kanban and scrum that I can see is that Kanban doesn’t insist on a 2 week sprint, although there’s no reason why you can’t adopt a Kanban system with a 2 week checkpoint and prediction window as well.
- pg_1234 3y agoKanban shows you where you are (how you use this info is up to you). Scrum shows you where you are and tries to predict where you'll be in 2 weeks. Where Scrum goes horribly wrong is when management tries to treat the 2 week prediction as a guarantee rather than a guess ... and to compound the problem imposes tougher predictions/deadlines to squeeze out more work. Whatever the stated intentions, in practice Scrum almost always goes bad in this way.