As someone with 14+ years in the California tech scene, they're both fairly terrible for large pushes unless you have a stellar product team that can pull all o

As someone with 14+ years in the California tech scene, they're both fairly terrible for large pushes unless you have a stellar product team that can pull all of the small scoped work together into a larger effort. Generally, there is a reason enterprises use standard Waterfall and the like; they're not looking for agility and quick-response, they're building large scale applications and iterating upon them. (I'm a startup kinda person and prefer that environment, just pointing out the merits of more glacial enterprise style development cycles/pipelines)