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I don't think people are really unhappy with the manifesto, but with applied Agile as it is experienced out in the world where you're having your workday ordere
by kombookcha 2y ago
I don't think people are really unhappy with the manifesto, but with applied Agile as it is experienced out in the world where you're having your workday ordered by high powered productivity consultants and LinkedIn-brained middle managers.
- agos 2y agoso, things that are in no way agile but want to call themselves agile
- kombookcha 2y agoIn my personal experience, pretty much. Theatrically feigned agile is extremely aggravating and grating. Actual agile is in my experience fine and doesn't produce that kind of strong aversion because it 'just is'.
- dijksterhuis 2y agoAgile vs agile. Manifesto is the one with a small a. Big A Agile is an exercise in making management happy because they read about it on LinkedIn while having a poo. It usually involves paying several consultants a lot of money.
- koonsolo 2y agoWe should give it a different name, like FakeAgile. That way people can complain about FakeAgile and not Agile.
- soco 2y agoWait until I tell you about SAFe...