I don’t explicitly disagree with any of the points, but I think that the mini deadlines at least lead to a successful outcome rather than a failed project.
The example is steering a ship or driving a car - you need to look at the map or the road at regular intervals (even if they are “false deadlines”) to make sure you’re on track.
I’m on the highway, there’s no corner coming up for ages so I don’t need to look at the road for a few minutes
– dead person
Scrum/Agile gets a lot of negative press these days, but I haven’t seen a practical alternative yet. Enlighten me if you know of the perfect project management system 🙂↕️ - I’d genuinely like to figure something out.
I don’t explicitly disagree with any of the points, but I think that the mini deadlines at least lead to a successful outcome rather than a failed project.
The example is steering a ship or driving a car - you need to look at the map or the road at regular intervals (even if they are “false deadlines”) to make sure you’re on track.
Scrum/Agile gets a lot of negative press these days, but I haven’t seen a practical alternative yet. Enlighten me if you know of the perfect project management system 🙂↕️ - I’d genuinely like to figure something out.