> But most of all, agile doesn’t fit in the context of this particular project, because the client changes priorities very frequently.
The whole point of agile software development was to make it possible to adapt to an environment with frequently changing requirements. The hint is in the name — agile. How can "very frequently changing priorities" be a factor against agile software development is completely beyond me. "Agile" doesn't mean "scrum done badly", if that's what he is implying.
The whole point of agile software development was to make it possible to adapt to an environment with frequently changing requirements. The hint is in the name — agile. How can "very frequently changing priorities" be a factor against agile software development is completely beyond me. "Agile" doesn't mean "scrum done badly", if that's what he is implying.