No, sorry. Those are rare beasts indeed. I think the current scrum fashion dampens many impulses from programmers.
Trolltech was like that when I was there, but that's long ago. (There was a principle that the person who ended up actually doing a task had final authority.) I certainly don't know any in NYC.
> I think the current scrum fashion dampens many impulses from programmers.
Wow, that gets at the very reason why I asked this question! Ever since we moved to scrum, I have felt less creative and more stressed. I think I do better in a less hyper-task oriented and hierarchical structure.
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No, sorry. Those are rare beasts indeed. I think the current scrum fashion dampens many impulses from programmers.
Trolltech was like that when I was there, but that's long ago. (There was a principle that the person who ended up actually doing a task had final authority.) I certainly don't know any in NYC.
Cut your hair and get a job. Sigh.
> I think the current scrum fashion dampens many impulses from programmers.
Wow, that gets at the very reason why I asked this question! Ever since we moved to scrum, I have felt less creative and more stressed. I think I do better in a less hyper-task oriented and hierarchical structure.
Thanks for the reply.