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It’s hard because there’s two very different use cases: 1. Within team, tracking work and assignments the team needs to do. They want to setup internal rituals
by softwaredoug 3y ago
It’s hard because there’s two very different use cases:
1. Within team, tracking work and assignments the team needs to do. They want to setup internal rituals and expectations of how work gets done on code they own.
2. External stakeholders, they largely care about the larger rocks and outcomes, why they’re not getting done, and overall status.
Everyone tries to do use one tracking tool for both.