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Do you get to choose what to work on? Does it have to be in the backlog or can it be something not tracked?
by TedDoesntTalk 6y ago
Do you get to choose what to work on? Does it have to be in the backlog or can it be something not tracked?
- milofeynman 6y agoYup. Some people choose to just do regular feature work, others use it to great effect. Some of the best examples are slowdowns that sort of fall in-between feature teams, or debugging features that help other devs/QA, or tooling that helps debug customer issues. I imagine most of the things fixed come from annoyances that devs run into that they want to improve the product, QA, or tooling experience, customer experience.