Navid, Great response. You hit the nail on the head. That was very well put and sounds like a real fun agile scenario. I mean the whole point of the process in my opinion is really for everyone to get a chance to have some ownership and put there expertise into the product from the beginning and you have that example in number 1. You also have that example with the designers and developers working side by side in 2 and 3. That is the point in my opinion. Everyone has a different background and expertise but when you bring those differences into one group and say now everyone has an equal part and we all have to listen to what everyone has to say from the beginning. Well then I find we learn that not much becomes impossible and you tend to not hear things like "I can't do that", It turns into "How are we going to do that together as a team" which makes it actually fun.
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