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by wrs
258 days ago
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"Try to solve the issue" is the key phrase there. In my experience you're generally wrong about how long it will take to solve any nontrivial software problem, and that's exactly what's hard about results-based planning. If this is a process to decide what to commit to start working on, not to finish, then that makes sense, and I congratulate you on having an environment that acknowledges and accepts the impossibility of planning results rather than planning activities. |
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