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If a process is 98% waterfall and management blames developers for the 2% and considers it a problem to be solved rather than something to be harnessed, it's close enough to waterfall for all practical purposes. I don't believe there's a sudden transition in the cost/benefits for waterfall at 100%, in either direction. (Just as I don't believe it for Scrum.) The criticisms will apply.


> If a process is 98% waterfall

I just haven't seen that happen. I'm sure there are exceptions where it has, but I think those have always been rare.




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