> If so many people have trouble implementing agile maybe it just doesn't work?
The problem with agile and other empirical processes of project control is that it goes against the OCD tendencies of scientifically minded people. They assume that, since programming is all math and logic, software development projects should be as well.
They add micromanaging processes in a futile effort to control what they perceive as chaos and end up trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
The problem with agile and other empirical processes of project control is that it goes against the OCD tendencies of scientifically minded people. They assume that, since programming is all math and logic, software development projects should be as well.
They add micromanaging processes in a futile effort to control what they perceive as chaos and end up trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.