I -think- that's the general intent. I also think it's an aspect that should be explored more. Sometimes people forget that the time to complete a task does no

I -think- that's the general intent. I also think it's an aspect that should be explored more. Sometimes people forget that the time to complete a task does not always correlate with the cognitive load of completing a task. I've seen orgs where 'top producers' on a team slowly get loaded up more and more, eventually having 50-100% more points on a sprint than their peers on the team. They usually wind up 50-100% more drained at the end of the day too, and it winds up impacting their quality of life.