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It’s horse before the cart though. It’s definitionally organizing work so it’s easy to understand and measure, rather than easy to actually work on. That’s not
by donatj 4y ago
It’s horse before the cart though. It’s definitionally organizing work so it’s easy to understand and measure, rather than easy to actually work on.
That’s not an optimal way to get work done. It’s metrics.
- pammf 4y agoTrue, but metrics shouldn’t be downplayed given they are what boards/owners will be looking into when deciding to keep investing in a project or abort it - then both carts and horses become irrelevant. It is somewhat utopian to think that companies paying for the development of whatever will patiently wait for (and fund) a team for months without any evidence of progress stronger than the promise of devs/managers that one day it will be delivered.