Agile makes sense from the POV of the startup entrepreneur - make it work just long enough for the investor money to come in or for the first wave of idiots to buy the product.
Then you ride that for as long as you can while maintaining a POS product that gets more and more difficult to manage and finally you get bought by a big company or go bankrupt.
As capitalism reaches its final days, the cycle of “get money, make money our of bullshit, go bankrupt” increases in speed. Agile is a consequence of that.
Agile makes sense from the POV of the startup entrepreneur - make it work just long enough for the investor money to come in or for the first wave of idiots to buy the product.
Then you ride that for as long as you can while maintaining a POS product that gets more and more difficult to manage and finally you get bought by a big company or go bankrupt.
As capitalism reaches its final days, the cycle of “get money, make money our of bullshit, go bankrupt” increases in speed. Agile is a consequence of that.
Yeah, that’s basically how software development works in the industry.