Agile methodology
Agile methodology is a way of thinking what can be done in the next two weeks. An opposite to agile methodology is waterfall project model, where the whole project is planned in advance.
Waterfall project model often requires a dedicated project manager to manage complexity of the project. Agile project methodology does not require a dedicated project manager, but a development team can decide what can be done in the next two weeks.
If a task is so complex that it does not fit in a two weeks period, then is it possible to split this task into several tasks and only work on the subtasks that fit two weeks period.
An advantage of using agile methodology is that it is more flexible than waterfall project management model. If an issue arises that prevents execution of a specific task during two weeks period, then only those two weeks are lost.
A person that works on a task where issues are experienced will not need to wait for the competition of the sprint to tell about these issues, but if the issues arise than that person needs to tell about them as soon as possible.
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