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If so much time is spend on problem definitions, wouldn't it be less time for engineers to actually build the thing? While possibly refining and reducing the sc
by noway421 8y ago
If so much time is spend on problem definitions, wouldn't it be less time for engineers to actually build the thing? While possibly refining and reducing the scope of your product, I'd say that approach would reduce velocity (at least in the short run? In the long run having less product surface = easier iteration)
- discreteevent 8y agoI think that the point is that direction is more important than velocity. After all if you travel away from the target then the faster you go the more time you lose.
- rahimnathwani 8y agoPerhaps the engineers already working on something else, for which the problem definition and prioritisation has already been completed? Just because you spend more time on definition and prioritisation, it doesn't mean your backlog shrinks to zero.