I don't blame mvp at all. At $prev_gig, we did agile and mvps and all that. BUT we also focused on ownership. You build it, you support it. Forever, or until of

I don't blame mvp at all. At $prev_gig, we did agile and mvps and all that. BUT we also focused on ownership. You build it, you support it. Forever, or until officially handed off and accepted by another team. Everything has an owner. You can still get teams who are scared of what they own and refused to update it, but that is a whole lot of "and so? Do it" when you have a healthy product backlog that is single stack priority and the higher priority thing requires output from them (while a pain, it didn't happen _that_ often). To be fair, $prev_gig was a very well ran company in a lot of ways and better than any other shop I have been in.