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Thomas ◉ no agile theater Nov 14, 2025

Euer Prozess fühlt sich chaotisch an? Vielleicht liegt es an eurem "agilen" Prozess selbst.

@mash kritisiert zurecht das "Scrum-fall"-Theater, das Komplexität nicht bändigt, sondern institutionalisiert.

Die Abrechnung von @Mash: https://mastodon.me.uk/@mash/115530364591548626

Wo habt ihr schon ähnliche Bremsklötze im Namen der Agilität gesehen?

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#Scrumfall #Bürokratie #AgilesTheater #Lean

/dev/mash (@[email protected])

Your "Agile" process is probably why your delivery feels chaotic. If your predictability depends on story point Tetris, “Scrum-fall” sprints, or the big-batch theatre of an Agile Release Train, you're not taming complexity. You're institutionalising it. Unevenness in how work flows is Mura, and it’s the real source of waste. Part 2 of my blog series breaks down how to measure this and how to actually fix it. https://matthew-shaw.github.io/blog/2025/11/11/the-source-of-uneven-flow/ #Agile #ContinuousDelivery #DORA #DevOps #Kanban #Lean #XP

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Richard Griffiths Jul 23, 2025

... Wagile, Scrumfall, FrAgile, Water-Scrum-Fall? Remember, waterfall is a delivery method where all parties agree to not learn anything new over the course of the project #Wagile #ScrumFall

Kyle Taylor Jun 6, 2024

This tracks. I've worked in government, where there are 100 pages reports before any code is written and 3 year timelines for delivery. And I've worked in start-ups, where requirements are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. There's a happy medium.

... projects with clear requirements documented before development started were 97 percent more likely to succeed. In comparison ... the Agile Manifesto emphasizes "Working Software over Comprehensive Documentation."...

[1] https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/05/agile_failure_rates

#scrum #agile #scrumfall