> Why is time for achieving a result a wrong metric? We're paid per hour of work. Also, on today's market, the first to release wins. I know there are some ex

> Why is time for achieving a result a wrong metric? We're paid per hour of work. Also, on today's market, the first to release wins. I know there are some exceptions but whoever wins the market first has clear advantages. So why is time not a good metric? And I didn't account for second version effects, that was not my aim.