Many organizations and teams across industries and throughout the world are using Agile methodology to get the advantages of faster product delivery, shortened feedback loop, and increased collaboration between teams. This doesn’t mean, however, that the move from traditional to agile project management is an easy one. As with any new approach and methodology, there are hurdles in adoption — a prevalent one being the need to overcome a number of myths and misconceptions about what an agile approach involves.
Such common myths and misconceptions, five of which are addressed below, arise as a result of a lack of adequate understanding of the agile method.
