[FRIAM] organizations

[Roger Critchlow]

I dunno, you think there's a connection between diversity/intersectionality
and agile design?  They always harp on hearing the quiet voice that's
telling the important truth.  Seems like agile's main point is that the
clients really want something much simpler than they can be talked into,
but you have to convince all the coders that that is true, or else they'll
build, or fail to build, something much more complicated than necessary.
So you organize as a team of lemmings and crowd source the design to death.


When life gives you lemmings, scrum.  (Life is usually going to give you
lemmings.)

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On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 12:11 AM, Marcus Daniels <marcus at snoutfarm.com>
wrote:

> “It's fun, too, to wander around github figuring out who 18F is, what they
> do, and why they might make an issue of how they want to work together with
> each other and their clients.”
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> Heh. I think a bot generated their pages from a dictionary of agile-speak.
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> Marcus
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