[dudul]

The part I really hate about Agile is how it almost encourages "sloppiness" in requirements (execution too sometimes, but requirements is the part that really drives me crazy).

You need to always be "sprinting". There is no time to take a step back and think deeply about the product you are trying to build. No time to think through what a new feature means for your customer and for your existing system.

How often do you work on tickets that are completely ironed out? All the actors of the feature are described, all the interactions with their outcomes, all the things to test for, all the new metrics to add to the system?

And don't hear me wrong. It's probably the right MO for small companies/products. But once you've reached a certain size for the company, the system and the user base, it's not gonna work. People often laugh at how long it takes for Twitter to introduce a minuscule change in their product, but seriously, I wish a lot of "agile" companies would apply this extreme instead of the completely opposite side of the spectrum: "just start coding this shit, and we'll figure it out later".