Ok - so it's totally the product manager in me but before you put priority levels on things shouldn't you have a goal that you're mapping against?
In the projects that I work on, that's what drives the prioritization.
So really - what are you trying to accomplish with you blog? :)
KC
· 6 years ago
Good point but then you can go one step further and say I lack user cases which drive the requirements which THEN drive the task list, the estimates and the prioritizations. Luckily, I'm the business owner, the developer, the project manager and the HCI guy so I communicated them, but only to myself. I just happen to document the project plan on the blog ;)
Wyatt
· 6 years ago
Okay claw&KC;,
I was reading Claw's comment, and laughed. Then I read KC's comment, and laughed even harder, funny funny funny.
Then H. heard me laughing and said "What's so funny" and I got about 3 seconds into the explanation and realized that we're all really badly geeked out because there was no way I was going to be able to explain it to H. and get her to laugh along (though she might laugh at).
mfk
· 6 years ago
I'm with Wyatt. You guys are geeks -- well-organized geeks, but geeks nonetheless.
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In the projects that I work on, that's what drives the prioritization.
So really - what are you trying to accomplish with you blog? :)
I was reading Claw's comment, and laughed. Then I read KC's comment, and laughed even harder, funny funny funny.
Then H. heard me laughing and said "What's so funny" and I got about 3 seconds into the explanation and realized that we're all really badly geeked out because there was no way I was going to be able to explain it to H. and get her to laugh along (though she might laugh at).