Raise your hand if you have heard, “Agile means constant change.” I see your hands raised. Let’s squash this myth,

Ah, the Daily Scrum – my favorite morning ritual where everyone thinks it’s time to transform into a human version

Ah, the age-old myth that Scaling is just Scrum with more teams. Seriously, if I had a nickel for every

Ah, Scrum and Agile. The magical buzzwords of the 21st-century workplace. You’ve probably heard that adopting Scrum and Agile methodologies

Oh, here we go again. Another bright-eyed, bushy-tailed executive brimming with enthusiasm, brandishing their latest acquisition: a shiny new Jira

Breaking news: Agile now accused of ignoring quality! Word on the digital street is that Agile teams care so little

Oh, look! Another day, another team claiming, “Agile means no documentation.” Please! Spare me the Agile fairy tales, and let’s

Ah, the misunderstood concept of Sprints in Agile. Gather ’round, weary Developers, overzealous Product Owners, speed demon Scrum Masters, and

Here we go again! Greetings from your friendly neighborhood Agile Curmudgeon. It’s time to bust a myth so persistent, it’s

Ah, the Agile community, where the noblest of intentions often find themselves skewered on the sharp end of a Twitter