Agile and waterfall difference

Question

Accepted Answer

Agile and waterfall are two different project management methodologies.

Agile is an iterative and flexible approach, while waterfall is a linear and sequential approach.
Agile focuses on delivering working software in short iterations, while waterfall follows a predefined plan.
Agile encourages collaboration and adaptability, while waterfall emphasizes documentation and planning.
Agile allows for changes and feedback throughout the project, while waterfall has limited flexibility.
Agile is best suited for complex and dynamic projects, while waterfall is suitable for well-defined and stable projects.

Top HR questions asked in Ernst & Young Associate Project Coordinator