We've been bitten occasionally by shipping an imperfect thing and then being pulled off entirely and never iterating. We've had to develop the discipline to build on the first imperfect fix.
Is this something you could write-up? I'd love to read about it. It's certainly difficult to deliver agile in risk averse or highly polarised environments where things live and die on the initial iteration, but ultimately you might be fighting against "run once, run away" as an agile coach recently termed it in a twitter discussion, not so much internally as from users.
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Great stuff here.
We've been bitten occasionally by shipping an imperfect thing and then being pulled off entirely and never iterating. We've had to develop the discipline to build on the first imperfect fix.
Is this something you could write-up? I'd love to read about it. It's certainly difficult to deliver agile in risk averse or highly polarised environments where things live and die on the initial iteration, but ultimately you might be fighting against "run once, run away" as an agile coach recently termed it in a twitter discussion, not so much internally as from users.