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by _ea1k
4484 days ago
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I disagree with your assertion that this is a "very abnormal situation". However, I think that I agree with your main assertion. The improvement isn't really specific to bringing in Agile, but rather to giving the team a clear focus, and way to measure their improvement in deliverables. There are many ways to do that, it's just that Scrum happens to be a relatively straightforward and lightweight way to introduce that in a way that is compatible with many of these teams. Unlike a lot of those bad approaches, though, I don't think Scrum is necessarily a hindrance to a properly functioning team. There are a lot of good ideas in Scrum that are designed to get obstacles out of the way, IMO. |
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