#NoFrameworks: How We Can Take Agile Back!
summary
Frameworks like Scrum or SAFe give predictable short‑term gains following an S‑curve—initial dip, then modest improvement, then a plateau—yet marketing overstates the upside; independent research on 2,000+ teams shows average gains are positive but far smaller than promised. The alternative is a toolkit plus guided continuous improvement: use a process knowledge base, compare options with a goal diagram, run targeted experiments, learn faster, and copy what apex firms (Amazon, Google, eBay) have done with kaizen to steadily improve over years.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 12:12identify your competitors
- 24:42writing of a detailed specification
- 35:45focus on having no frameworks
- 37:36improve on the quality of your work
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