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> when the achieving all targets was impossible in the in the first place. slightly related: when managers keep pushing for "increasing velocity" every sprint,
by andrekandre 4y ago
> when the achieving all targets was impossible in the in the first place.
slightly related: when managers keep pushing for "increasing velocity" every sprint, causing those impossible-to-achieve targets (and ends up demotivating the team like nothing else)
- smegsicle 4y agounsolicited advice: "like nothing else" is a meaningless intensifier that sounds like something a 10th grader would say, distinct from "more than anything else" which would specifically imply that the demotivation is more impactful than any additional work towards the impossible
- andrekandre 4y agothanks for the reply, actually i was thinking the same after i had submitted the comment... appreciate the feedback ^^