> Agile doesn't mean "every engineer working on whatever they wanted." I totally agree. In my experience, it is very dependent on the group. When you are unluc

> Agile doesn't mean "every engineer working on whatever they wanted." I totally agree. In my experience, it is very dependent on the group. When you are unlucky, you are in a group where for example one person always grabs the interesting parts. Because the group decides, it is very much about group pressure and clashing interests. A bad agile group can be similar harmful as a bad project manager. One of the worst project managers, I experienced, insisted to divide the work "evenly" to the people in the group -- totally disregarding experience and abilities of the people. In a bad agile group, similar effects can happen. In non-agile projects, there are dysfunctional groups and in agile projects there can be -- but in the later case, the problems can be worsened.