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I once attended a meeting where a manager said "We won't be doing agile, but we will work with more agility", which basically translated to we won't be changing
by alphadevx 13y ago
I once attended a meeting where a manager said "We won't be doing agile, but we will work with more agility", which basically translated to we won't be changing our existing process.
Agile to me is real: it has not been diluted as I know exactly how I will implement an agile process (scrum in my instance). I don't care if others misuse or misunderstand the term. For me it's concrete.
- mcv 13y ago> "We won't be doing agile, but we will work with more agility" At a previous client, I was sitting next to a really nice poster that emphasized the difference between "doing agile" and "being agile". You don't "do" agile. That's simply not a thing. You have to be agile. Working with more agility is totally fine. But if you do that, it means you won't be sticking blindly to your existing process, it means you should consider what you actually need from that process.