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I feel like “constantly” is a nice way to say “never.” But I’ve personally never done kanban so maybe it doesn’t actually work that way.

• xmprt 7y ago
  At the end of the day all of this is just a tool to help track project progress. If you don't do it then you're only hurting your productivity.
  • swiley 7y ago
    Absolutely, and all I’m saying is unless I specifically set aside time to perform some task it’s probably not going to get done.
• war1025 7y ago
  Sometimes we go a very long time without doing any explicit planning. Things can tend to get a bit stale if we wait too long. What I meant by "constantly" was probably more "at any time". The truth is that we cannot commit to a list of priorities for two weeks. There will always be something that comes up and pulls someone off track. The different between Kanban and 2 week sprints is that, rather than viewing that as a failure, that is seen as responding to business priorities, which is a good thing.