What the wrong side of agile looks like – and how you can avoid ithttps://triplebyte.com/blog/what-the-wrong-side-of-agile-looks-like-and-how-you-can-avoid-it
What the wrong side of agile looks like – and how you can avoid ithttps://triplebyte.com/blog/what-the-wrong-side-of-agile-looks-like-and-how-you-can-avoid-it
On the surface, the recipe for agile in software development looks something like this: kanban boards, daily stand-ups, constant feedback loops, reports, collaborations, and team meetings. But in reality, you can't get results from just throwing those techniques into a bowl if they’re mixing with things like feature overload, too many project pivots, and ignoring the pains of legacy code. Engineer Aphinya Dechalert writes about how she stays on the right side of agile.
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