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Fantastic post, and I agree. I've always been in a weird place professionally because I came out of school at a somewhat-above-junior level and so I've been in an interesting position to watch companies try to mold developers. There's that "five years of experience"/"one year of experience, five times" thing people sometimes refer to, and Scrum seems tailored to doing the latter.

Terminal juniority is an amazing term for that. Thanks.



Thanks, though I can't take credit for it. I stole it from an epic anti-agile jeremiad on Quora: http://www.quora.com/Why-do-some-developers-at-strong-compan...


Ha, it sounded familiar. I don't always agree with Michael but he's a great dude.




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