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by s73ver
3362 days ago
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Some of that is needed, though. If you're going to just shut one or two people in a room for 9 months, then you probably don't need it. But today usually you're going to have bigger teams, and the business is going to need more visibility into the project, while also giving developers a degree of autonomy and ownership of it. When the business is willing to let it work, Agile can be kinda nice. But if the business doesn't buy in, if they keep interrupting, changing priorities and tasks mid-sprint, then it's just going to make everyone miserable. |
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The most important thing you need to make sure is that developers talk with end users. That is one of the biggest point of Agile.
Now, if you look again at the article, you'll notice this one interaction is completely missing. Not only that, but Scrum de-emphasize it too by creating middle-men, and most formal "Agile" methodologies don't even think about it.