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If you had no KPIs and no meetings how did you know what to work on and what the company needed? Osmosis?
by Maascamp 5y ago
If you had no KPIs and no meetings how did you know what to work on and what the company needed? Osmosis?
- jimbokun 5y agoKPIs are generally set on a timeframe where they usually become meaningless by the end of that timeframe. For software, goals set for a year out are almost never going to be meaningful by the end of the year. Pick your flavor of Agile or whatever process your team can agree to, but I doubt the term "KPI" will ever come up when doing real life planning and work.
- Maascamp 5y ago1) It's pretty clear then that you don't have much experience with planning at level beyond a few people if you've never heard the term KPI come up in software 2) Agile still comes with meetings
- jimbokun 5y agoOh, I've heard the term KPI come up many times. Never once have those "KPIs" been actually relevant to real world planning.
- jpseawell 5y agoI’ve only ever heard of managers “working on developer KPIs” and never seen them actually defined and distributed.