Dogs over Process? He prefers to be called an Agilista instead of an Agile Dog, but he can write his own blog if he cares so much. I am tired of arguing semantics with him.
Agility is not a singular method nor set combination of methods. Some of it is instinctive and even, I would argue, unnatural to prevent.
In the interest of full disclosure, Mikey did pay his $1200 and sat through a ScrumMaster lecture, so he is a Certified Scrum Master but is having trouble getting his Certified Scrum Practitioner certification.
Yes, this is oversimplification, but there is a point here.
In the completion of a task, driven by a measure of success (a test, in this case verbal), some Agile principle are more visceral than discipline. I think that is as important to understand as how many items your Kanban board can hold or Peer Programming (for instance) when you take on an Agile SDLC.
It’s also a decent example of what a PM can do in an Agile environment, maybe. You have to reach a bit for that one, but the damn dog is so cute.
Best,
Josh