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No. Many people are have a bias against distributed teams, especially in the case of startups, since they believe that it's harder to collaborate, and because t
by integraton 13y ago
No. Many people are have a bias against distributed teams, especially in the case of startups, since they believe that it's harder to collaborate, and because they prefer the feeling or appearance that comes with having an office.
- pjmlp 13y agoFunny, that you give startups as example. As stated on my previous comment, I have been doing Agile projects, with distributed team across the globe, in the enterprise world since 2006. While it is true, that it had its share of issues while we were discovering how to apply agile concepts in a distributed manner, I would expect most of the issues would be quite known in 2013. Specially in the startup world, which tends to be more flexible in regards to the enterprises. The human factor is actually quite important, but in many cases it is not possible at all to have everyone on the same place.