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Native Agile and Agile Immigrants
Posted by: Adam Boczek
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As we all know the first statement from the agile manifesto says “individuals and interactions over processes and tool”. The individuals and interactions play the core role if you want to be agile, clear. However these individuals and interactions are dramatically changing nowadays. Luckily I can now observe in my projects the first native digital generation being mature already (they are all about 30) and the style they work and communicate. Native digitals are socialized with getting feedback fast, with fast information processing, working in parallel and asynchronous, and as a cause with the fast success or failure. "Think big, act small, fail fast; learn rapidly" is the famous pitch out of the book Lean Software Development of Mary and Tom Poppendieck.
These guys have agility in blood, they are native agile.
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