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Yeah I agree with the problem description. I've seen several times Jira becoming co-opted into a sort of potemkin village where official progress is reported f
by marginalia_nu 3y ago
Yeah I agree with the problem description. I've seen several times Jira becoming co-opted into a sort of potemkin village where official progress is reported for customers/nervous bosses/reports upstairs, where every wording is carefully chosen as to not raise questions and sometimes tasks and progress is invented to create the appearance of smooth operations; meanwhile the need for actual tracking and planning is done offline on post-its or over email, away from prying eyes.
- rightbyte 3y agoSeems like you are describing a agile burndown chart? Soooner or later the ant hill learns to report progress to make the line smooth via telepatic cooperation.
- marginalia_nu 3y agoThat's one of the additional usages, along with various progress reports, planning for management, time reporting, cost reporting, a support ticket system for the customers, etc..