Re:The age of Scrum is over
by xg15 on Saturday May 28, 2022 @06:14AM
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But couldn't this "ossification" of agile be a sign that the manifesto is actually wrong?
A lot of the criticism seems to form around the fact that people actually develop processes around agile, even though agile discourages processes. (And that those processes in the end become empty rituals that hinder development more than support it)
But couldn't this actually be a sign that people in fact need processes to get some kind of routine and system into their work?
A lot of the criticism seems to form around the fact that people actually develop processes around agile, even though agile discourages processes. (And that those processes in the end become empty rituals that hinder development more than support it)
But couldn't this actually be a sign that people in fact need processes to get some kind of routine and system into their work?