The simplest things are not contextualized. The methods are sold like aspirin for any pain point. We confuse methods with instant "solutions." The best salad recipes fail of unripe or overripe ingredients. We might better contextualize method with case examples sharing some measurable comparative formalisms. Then we confuse project execution success with market penetration or buyout acquihire payday dreams.
Close attention and years of reading are important to writing code worth writing. I read literature oriented around "skunkworks" sized teams and applied them at somewhat similar scales. The better literature is fantastic. But the literature presumes too much of readers and means little outside operative exposure to multiple successful applications. Folks seeking method for quick home runs are barking up the wrong trees from the beginning.