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> Effort: if a P2 can be done in an hour, it's probably higher impact than a "P0" that will take a quarter. A "P0" that far out sounds to me like something wit
by tbrownaw 4y ago
> Effort: if a P2 can be done in an hour, it's probably higher impact than a "P0" that will take a quarter.
A "P0" that far out sounds to me like something with a tight (calendar vs estimated effort) deadline and some sort of fairly serious contractual or regulatory penalties for missing it.
- xyzzy123 4y agoI have trouble parsing the idea of a P0 that takes a quarter, I guess I'm too stuck in Pn as "incident" rather than planned work. Indelibly etched in my mind is that P0 is like "patient is not breathing" / "everything else is pointless until we fix this".
- tbrownaw 4y agoYeah, it's not the terminology I'd expect to see, but I think it's at least somewhat comprehensible even though not really correct.