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I suppose this is the impetus. I think that this gives them a way to prioritize which issues to fix in a better than the arbitrary hunch way. We assign "weights
by Jugurtha 7y ago
I suppose this is the impetus. I think that this gives them a way to prioritize which issues to fix in a better than the arbitrary hunch way. We assign "weights" all the time to issues either based on expected "time to complete" or on the severity of not fixing this. However, someone's severe is another's meh. This could give a score in a systematic way and help alleviate the guesswork.
- Dowwie 7y agoRisk is managed differently in places that have experienced actual loss. No need to try to educate me about weighted decision making.
- Jugurtha 7y agoI was not trying to "educate" you, not that I see anything wrong being educated. I was brainstorming with you, hence the "I think" and "I suppose". I exposed my thoughts in writing. Your reply could have quoted my reply, with a comment that said "maybe, but [insert counter argument, or poke holes in my statement's logic]".