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Agile doesn't prescribe any practices - it's all about you choosing how you work because it suits your situation. Particular methodologies though can be prescriptive - Scrum is a good example. If you feel like Scrum doesn't suit you anymore (are you sure it suited you before?) - change the process. You don't have to follow any specific methodology - being ...
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Scrum and agile practices can be followed with team members in different locations/time zones
our IT developers and IT managers work from home. Furthermore, and in
different time zones and different locations. Therefore, daily Scrum
meetings are Not really practical for us.
It is not clear to me why daily Scrum meetings are not practical. I have managed ...
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Or Is it always All Or Nothing with Agile practices?
Agile is a set of values and principles, a mindset of how to develop software. You can create your own version of Agile methods, it's not just Scrum, Kanban, XP, etc. But if you go with one of these, it's best to use them as prescribed.
I see you tagged your question with Scrum. If you give up on things ...
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