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I am not very Agile nor am I certain I want to be. Do not get me wrong, I am not satisfied with how my current employer operates, despite claiming to be Agile,
by hirvi74 2y ago
I am not very Agile nor am I certain I want to be. Do not get me wrong, I am not satisfied with how my current employer operates, despite claiming to be Agile, but I do not believe becoming more Agile would eliminate a lot of the issues either.
Much of the article reads like a great idea on paper, but I can see plenty of problems arising during execution. Can some teams make it work? Perhaps, but from what I have read, witnessed, and experienced, Agile is a burnout-machine.
- techniquetech 2y agohow does your current employer operate? how does delivery of working software happen for you?
- hirvi74 2y agoMy current employer is chaotic and disorganized and lacks the necessary communication to operate at its true potential; however, I do not see pure, raw Agile fixing anything. In fact, I think in our circumstances, pure Agile would just be more rope to hang ourselves with. I remain unconvinced that the reason Agile exist is so BAs, "Scrum" masters, PMs, etc. can all justify their paychecks while bringing little to nothing of value. If I can program a computer, I am certain that I can also self-manage myself/a team. Software development is not a complicated from a business process point of view. I am not sure why all these "methodologies" need to exist. This Githug page sums up my opinions quite well: https://github.com/rayfrankenstein/AITOW https://github.com/rayfrankenstein/AITOW