"Story Points are a subjective measure decided and agreed upon by an individual software development team or organization."
ha ha. garbage in, garbage out:
The first question I ask a new team: what is the unit of measure for a story point? The first answer is usually "it does not matter".
Then, after much explaining, they would give something like one man-hour, or half a day for one developer, or some such. Amazingly, even within the single team, there often no agreement on how the story points are measured.
And if you don't use objective units of measure, then the metric is useless.
Are VPs really sharing velocity with the CEO? I've never seen that. But I agree it doesn't make sense to try to use story points completed to do comparative performance measurement.
ha ha. garbage in, garbage out:
The first question I ask a new team: what is the unit of measure for a story point? The first answer is usually "it does not matter".
Then, after much explaining, they would give something like one man-hour, or half a day for one developer, or some such. Amazingly, even within the single team, there often no agreement on how the story points are measured.
And if you don't use objective units of measure, then the metric is useless.