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A counter-reason could easily be a "lazy" client. Agile requires all stakeholders to be professional about the project. Usually what happens is that traditional clients turn the process into a "Waterscrumfall" :/
A counter-reason could easily be a "lazy" client. Agile requires all stakeholders to be professional about the project. Usually what happens is that traditional clients turn the process into a "Waterscrumfall" :/
Exactly, that's true. There is always some flexibility depending upon the demands and circumstances of a project.