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- visionaries/early adopters -> early marjority (scrum has crossed over - makes early adopters sad) | - visionaries/early adopters -> early marjority (scrum has crossed over - makes early adopters sad) | ||
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+ | ==Engineering Envy== | ||
+ | - After the gold rush | ||
+ | - Other engineering professions have bigger budgets, more risk, more formulae? | ||
+ | - Other engineering professions still have this pain - see the aeronautical engineer who built spaceship One for Richard Branson on lean methodologies | ||
+ | - Delays of Recent Boeing/Airbus Aircraft | ||
+ | - A lot of Agile stuff comes from bottom up - Scrum comes from Top down |
Revision as of 20:45, 26 June 2009
Scrum is evil because
- becomes and end in itself - an excuse - "that's not scrum" - treated as a silver bullet - it hides poor estimation - master as dictator - master as project manager - 2 days - certified!
More Evil
- Daily standup = Agile - Agile by the numbers - Dessert first - not worring about technical debt or CI - You lose the baby with the bathwater - scrum teams don't play well with others including customers - it has certification - it is the philosopher's stone
Diagram
- scrum is iterative waterfall - "I'm feeling sort of damp and ..." - Scrum is the new RUP - Jeffrey More - 'Crossing the Chasm - technology adoption lifecycle - visionaries/early adopters -> early marjority (scrum has crossed over - makes early adopters sad)
Engineering Envy
- After the gold rush - Other engineering professions have bigger budgets, more risk, more formulae? - Other engineering professions still have this pain - see the aeronautical engineer who built spaceship One for Richard Branson on lean methodologies - Delays of Recent Boeing/Airbus Aircraft - A lot of Agile stuff comes from bottom up - Scrum comes from Top down