there is a lot of anger towards the agile movement because it was sold as a tool to pointy haired bosses to impose, rather than a grassroots movement among engineers that embraced flexibility.
the interesting thing is that the agile movement started as exactly the reverse of what you said: as a grassroots movement among engineers that embraced flexibility, not a tool to pointy haired bosses to impose.
If your experience is the opposite, you've been had by someone, and you're blaming agile.
whenever unit tests or test driven development comes up the proponents act like anyone not doing things this way is incompetent. I think the reverse is true
The reverse would be "anyone doing unit tests in incompetent", which is not a defendable statement. What are you trying to say?
the interesting thing is that the agile movement started as exactly the reverse of what you said: as a grassroots movement among engineers that embraced flexibility, not a tool to pointy haired bosses to impose.
If your experience is the opposite, you've been had by someone, and you're blaming agile.
whenever unit tests or test driven development comes up the proponents act like anyone not doing things this way is incompetent. I think the reverse is true
The reverse would be "anyone doing unit tests in incompetent", which is not a defendable statement. What are you trying to say?