reason being, big financial suite requiring many legal compliance tasks, takes tons of planning
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and the basic things that make XP or Agile work well are often rendered moot for what we're doing
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Replying to @revin @stubbornella
even the most slow-moving dinosaurs have late-breaking requirements. Quite often more so! ("Congress passed a law...")
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Replying to @wycats @stubbornella
yes, that's exactly were most of our requirements changes come from. I'm not sure what we'll do then (still new here)
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but my guess is laws typically have enough lead time built in that it works out. Or we all panic. I'll find out
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anyway, my point is that I agree with y'all, just providing a real example of a 2016 project
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Replying to @revin @stubbornella
The government report on Challenger blames 'freezes' (waterfall style) unable to handle changespic.twitter.com/lqTBdD4r7y
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but again, it's not waterfall if you correct things in XP. It's something else.
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Replying to @stubbornella @revin
Right. :) Totally agree. More than you realize! :D
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one problem is that while the answer is balance, people make caricatured arguments from one perspective or the other
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they figure if they pick a religion they know what to do. But careful balance based on the problem isn't in the cards
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