ANTIPATTERNS

Most agile antipatterns are products of work undertaken in co-located teams. Laplante et al. in their work on antipattern classification defined the primary components that can be used in addressing antipatterns. They suggested that antipatterns must have occurred a minimum of three times to be denoted its status. In their classification, they included – Name and alias, Keywords (relating to their antipattern ref model), Background, Anecdotal evidence, Antipattern solution (general form), Symptoms and consequences, Typical causes, Refactored solutions, Variations, Example and Related solutions. This classification, however, does not account for location differences which has become more important in globalized teams post Covid

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