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Execution Is Cheap, Judgment Is Scarce: The Real Shift in Software Engineering The Fracture Point Something fundamental is breaking in software engineering — not the tools, not the languages, but the organizational assumptions that have governed how teams build software for over two decades. Scrum ceremonies, story points, sprint planning, and the careful separation of Product Owner, Developer,…
Execution Is Cheap, Judgment Is Scarce: The Real Shift in Software Engineering
Something fundamental is breaking in software engineering — not the tools, not the languages, but the organizational assumptions that have governed how teams build software for over two decades.
Scrum ceremonies, story points, sprint planning, and the careful separation of Product Owner, Developer, Tester, and Scrum Master were all designed for a world where writing code was the primary bottleneck.
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