As we hear more and more about 'sprints' as a way to make processes faster, and especially when it comes to design, it is good to read this text. We have a person who has gone from a true believer to a skeptic. Someone who now doubts the benefits of design sprints, but not abandoning them.
The post is titled "Why I am breaking up with design sprints" by Michael, who is the Design & Strategy Director at Reason.
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