not the OP, but I would use it as a leading indicator that there is something wrong with the way we're scoping and prioritizing tasks. If 100% of our tasks are

not the OP, but I would use it as a leading indicator that there is something wrong with the way we're scoping and prioritizing tasks. If 100% of our tasks are no longer viable, it's a signal that we're doing something fundamentally wrong earlier in the chain, e.g. are we misunderstanding the user problems? the market? the wrong prioritization? not enough scoping done?