software projects often start with enthusiasm but soon face delays, budget overruns, and unmet expectations.

lack of clear planning and execution leads to changing requirements, technical debt, and communication gaps.

the issue is not just bad management or developers but a flawed approach. teams focus on features rather than building a strong core. complexity is underestimated, and work isn't broken down properly.

structured development is key. agile works when done right—clear requirements, small tasks, regular reviews. automated testing, code reviews, and documentation should be standard. tools like jira or trello improve transparency, and feedback loops keep teams aligned.

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references:

"agile manifesto": https://agilemanifesto.org/

"importance of automated testing": https://martinfowler.com/articles/testing-culture.html

"effective project tracking": https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira