Why agile always fail within a waterfall structure?
Alot of development teams have tried introducing agile from the grass root level, and failed. Why? Because most team tries to hide agile within a waterfall structure.
Agile and waterfall are two very different approach. Having an agile process within a waterfall fixed budget timeline is bound to fail. Agile is about embracing change, while the other tries to reduce, minimize change.
Having agile within a waterfall structure will introduce nothing but scope creep.
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