If Agile is so much better than traditional methods, why do 32% of projects fail? According to Innercircle’s survey this costs the UK £37 Billion per year. If you think that figure is bad Scrum.inc posted a survey result that said that 47% of Agile transformations fail! These are pretty crazy figures, but I think…
One of the major impacts of Covid was remote working. During Covid we all had to adapt and work remotely. Obviously this was a challenge, but it also opened the gates to doing business with companies that were naturally further away. if we had to work remotely anyway, why not use a business from overseas…
You’d definitely think it does by the way we recruit, no CV even gets passed the first stage without a degree in x,y,z and suitable academic qualifications. But if you add a certified genius to your team does it really push the bar up? MIT went to prove the issue with a 2 year study…