I've worked on two teams that did Agile this way. Both were the most productive and impactful teams I've ever worked on.
Unfortunately, part of those team's success was their ability to work mostly unblocked by the rest of the org. Once process had to accommodate other people's timelines and turn-around expectations, that all went out the window.
Most organizations seem to much prefer optimizing for short-turn around time over sustained throughput.
Unfortunately, part of those team's success was their ability to work mostly unblocked by the rest of the org. Once process had to accommodate other people's timelines and turn-around expectations, that all went out the window.
Most organizations seem to much prefer optimizing for short-turn around time over sustained throughput.