<ul><li>The Agile Manifesto, created over two decades ago, emphasized individuals, collaboration, working software, and adaptability as core values.</li><li>Despite the initial principles, the tech industry lost focus along the way, with many viewing Product Management as a necessary evolution to address Agile's limitations.</li><li>However, Product Management is not just a successor to Agile but a spiritual homecoming, bringing back values like empathy and purpose that Agile originally stood for.</li><li>Drawing parallels to the biblical parable of the prodigal son, the return to a more human-centric approach in Product Management symbolizes a redemption from the pursuit of speed and certainty over wisdom.</li></ul>

The Prodigal Return: How Product Management Reclaimed Agile’s Lost Soul

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