Ludic 🧛 on Nostr: Everyone I know that actually trains as a sprinter is so violently opposed to ...
Everyone I know that actually trains as a sprinter is so violently opposed to terminology that implies knowledge work should be approached that way, yet we still call it a "sprint".
I feel like we could just call it a "fortnight" and half the Scrum industry would instantly evaporate as pseudo-leaders realize that you can't program at max speed forever in enterprise environments.
Unfortunately, at that point someone would invent "Faster Sprints" to recapture the gullible dweeb market.
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