Or you combine the two and get waterfall with the extra overhead of agile meetings
This guy gets it!
just curious, waterfalls have less meetings than agile?
Yes. Additionally, Waterfall's meetings are primarily bunched up into the planning phase, while Agile is a constant stream of meetings
Compromise and indecision aren’t the root of all evil, or are they?
Don't go chasing waterfalls.
Or you combine the two and get waterfall with the extra overhead of agile meetings
This guy gets it!
just curious, waterfalls have less meetings than agile?
Yes. Additionally, Waterfall's meetings are primarily bunched up into the planning phase, while Agile is a constant stream of meetings
Compromise and indecision aren’t the root of all evil, or are they?
Don't go chasing waterfalls.