> so it's kind of obvious it needs to be fully re-done so many times. But it hasn't really caught on in the management layer. Sure, they use all the right Agi

> so it's kind of obvious it needs to be fully re-done so many times. But it hasn't really caught on in the management layer. Sure, they use all the right Agile buzzwords, but they still put features A, B and C into the plan, and ask questions like "when will B be finished?" "Finished?". Nah - we're the stewards of 14 bugs-as-a-service. We won't so much "finish B" as much as we'll transition to becoming the stewards of 15 bugs-as-a-service.