The advantages of the Agile process include: 

• Conversations with team members and consumers are on a one-on-one basis 
• Gives attention to good design and technical excellence. 
• Continuous development allows for client and project team engagement and interaction, ensuring and promoting customer happiness. 
• Customer or end-user feedback is RECEIVED more quickly. 
• Errors in the code are quickly identified and eliminated. 
• Agile projects are divided into sprints or iterations, which are short and repeatable phases that last between one and four WEEKS. 
• It is simple to manage and gives you additional options. 
• Agile is good for projects with an undefined goal that becomes clearer as the project continues. 
• The process involves all stakeholders such as testers, clients, and developers, and leads to the technical proficiency and great design. 
• Its adaptability ensures that it can adjust to changing conditions. Changes made at the last minute or at a subsequent development stage can be easily implemented. 

The disadvantages of using the Agile process include: 

• There is a scarcity of formal design and documentation. 
• Estimating resource requirements and effort is difficult. 
• It's not ideal for small-scale development initiatives. 
• In comparison to other development approaches, it is more EXPENSIVE. 
• It will take more time and effort from everyone. 
• There is the danger of the project never ending, as new requirements keep getting added. 
• Major projects are difficult to scale. 
• Testing and test construction are difficult. 
• Whenever software deliverables are vast, determining the effort level necessary at the start of the software development lifecycle can be difficult. 
• Experience and SENIORITY are required for critical decision-making in the product development process. As a result, freshers have a difficult time finding a POSITION in the agile software development process.