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At least on some level, sure. Meaning if we have something far out and we just say "build for x and we'll figure that out closer to the date" that's fine. But
by xyzelement 3y ago
At least on some level, sure. Meaning if we have something far out and we just say "build for x and we'll figure that out closer to the date" that's fine.
But if it's say in the next few months we better have a good stab at what the MVP or the next iteration and the initial market could look like.
- eropple 3y agoI agree with this. If you're working in now/next/later terms, you should have a more detailed definition of scope as things move from 'later' to 'next' and especially to 'now', but things shouldn't get onto the roadmap without at least an idea of what kind of lift you're planning to take onto your schedule.