> from agile, which 20 years ago WAS good. It's completely wild to me to have been in the field long enough to remember when agile was revolutionary, and then

> from agile, which 20 years ago WAS good. It's completely wild to me to have been in the field long enough to remember when agile was revolutionary, and then to see it slowly become twisted by decades of mismanagement into something that people hate today. For most engineers today "agile" just means using jira, 30-60 minute long "stand-ups", and a perpetual panic about not getting enough done in 2 weeks.