er is new to the organization and hasn't worked with an agile team before. Early in the project they receive an invitation to a high level planning meeting and respond: "What is this about? I thought agile teams didn't believe in planning!" The project manager responds that: Group of answer choices While agile teams don't plan as much as traditional teams, they still need to stick with an initial plan that has been vetted and approved. The agile approach is to make initial plans that we know are flawed and then continuously adapt them as the work progresses. Agile planning is most helpful in the early stages, when it can make the most difference on the project. While agile teams spend less time on planning as traditional teams, they still need some kind of effort to kick off the project