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We tried this at $OLD_JOB and what I've found is that when there is a larger disparity between estimates, it hints at information asymmetry, but that asymmetry
by shakezula 5y ago
We tried this at $OLD_JOB and what I've found is that when there is a larger disparity between estimates, it hints at information asymmetry, but that asymmetry can still exist when everyone has similar ideas about timelines, and so you can still get drastically wrong estimates when everyone thinks they're in agreement.
- beckingz 5y agoEspecially when people have different experience or lack experience around a specific aspect. Getting a data scientist to estimate how long the front end will take to build will not be as helpful.