When saying "one hundred percent thing" does this imply that or a certain thing works for 100% or it doesn't work/fit at all?
100% of the times when we are engaged in an Agile implementation inside an organization, we hear developers say -- and mostly this comes from team leaders, that it's impossible to divide big chunks of work into smaller ones (it may be dealing with large user stories or the technical aspect of splitting user stories to tasks, or other variations of the same slogan: "we can’t divide it to smaller portion”). Not only that, it is often assumed that large technical assignments cannot be divided into smaller ones. It’s a ”one hundred percent thing” - At the early stages of the implementation the thought that this is actually impossible is very common.
The way I understand it, "It’s a 'one hundred percent thing'" means essentially the same as "large technical assignments cannot be divided into smaller ones". g. than divide into 50% here and 50% there.
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The way I understand it, "It’s a 'one hundred percent thing'" means essentially the same as "large technical assignments cannot be divided into smaller ones". In other words, you have to do 100% of the work in one chunk, rather e.g. than divide into 50% here and 50% there.