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Every successful project I've been on has narrowed scope approaching releases. Usually because new QA/QC work crowds out new features. A bit like the KickStart
by specialist 6y ago
Every successful project I've been on has narrowed scope approaching releases. Usually because new QA/QC work crowds out new features.
A bit like the KickStarter campaigns: bucket features into MVP, stretch goals, and bonus.
This was mitigated by having a tempo for releases, so everyone knew those extra features were coming soon.