Post Agile Depression

Post Agile Depression, Volume 1, examines the practical realities of the Agile development method within the realms of software development and engineering. While many organizations adopt these frameworks to increase productivity and reduce costs, the actual results often diverge from the initial promises. This project management guide analyzes the gap between theoretical benefits and real world application.

Jonathan Cook explores the unanticipated financial and personal costs associated with these methodologies. The text provides a framework to understand the hidden burdens placed on teams and processes during a transition. By identifying these risks, readers can refine their current Agile implementation or better prepare their organization for the shift to a new operational model.