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That's reasonable ... The times I've worked with hour based estimates, we were assigning tickets to people up front and there always had to be a bit of a scalin
by emeraldd 6y ago
That's reasonable ... The times I've worked with hour based estimates, we were assigning tickets to people up front and there always had to be a bit of a scaling factor based on who was doing the work. (mostly relative to their skill level and how familiar they were with a particular piece of code). There are at least a couple of no-nos for scrum style processes in there. Still, I find it more useful to look at the number of tickets and what's actually being done in them and ignore the point/hour values when trying to come up with what's a good break down of work for a sprint. The point values are just too opaque to convey anything that can be substantively predictive. (At least for me..)