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Absolutely. We adopted 'Agile' a little over a year ago and the perverse incentives carried with it brought a markable decline to the quality of the software being produced. We've made strides in righting that ship by returning to proper software development planning methodologies to build good software again (the results we're being paid for), but at the expense of angry PMs who don't see it as fitting their Agile system, which makes for an unhappy work environment.

Shame too, as this used to be a really great workplace.