> Isn't the classic answer to take urgent tickets and allow that to show up in decreased velocity? It should, but I've been surprised by some companies interpr

> Isn't the classic answer to take urgent tickets and allow that to show up in decreased velocity? It should, but I've been surprised by some companies interpretation of "product velocity" to just mean "how many tickets does each developer complete per 'sprint'". That's not product velocity, that's just some micromanagement nonsense so they can measure/push devs. No wonder many devs hate "agile" like this.