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Similar for "higher priority": is "number 1 priority" really >>higher<< than "number 2 priority"?
by pulse7 5y ago
Similar for "higher priority": is "number 1 priority" really >>higher<< than "number 2 priority"?
- Grustaf 5y agoPriority 1 is always more important than priority 2, yes. Sort of like a "first secretary" has "higher" rank than a "second secretary".
- kevincox 5y agoWhen I worked at Google I maintained a list "is bigger better" or something like that. Bug priorities 1 is higher than 2. Network priorities? 2 is higher than 1. The list went on and on...