The Death Star was an Agile Project

I think its a perfect example of an Agile manager - anybody that isn't on board, throw under a bus.

The Death Star was a trap[1]. It wasn't semi-complete. It was fully operational[2] and designed to lure in the Rebel fleet to a single location. Destroying the rebels in detail had proved to be too time consuming.<p>[1] Ackbar, Return of the Jedi "It's a trap!"<p>[2] The Emperor, Return of the Jedi "As you can see, my young apprentice, your friends have failed. Now witness the firepower of this fully ARMED and OPERATIONAL battle station!"

I'm not sure I'd hold up a project that left a fatal vulnerability exposed to the world as a "good" example of a methodology.

Talk about a hostile working environment, though.

The Sith must also have practiced pair programming, because "Always two there are..."

I guessed they lacked the V in MVP.