I hear that Jira Boards are being heavily scrutinized to see whos' doing what
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We don't use stories to figure out who is doing what.
Well, if they look at numbers and put quantity above quality, they will keep the cheaters- that write stories: I went to a meeting, I did an interview, I took a phone call vs. actual work.
If true, this just adds more weight to the argument that it's no longer what you're accomplishing, but what you can make it look like you're accomplishing.
Very .com bust-ish.
So glad that I got displaced with severance so I don't have to deal with that sheisse anymore. For any work that involved putting out fires, it was taking longer to write the tickets in the proper format and proper tense than it took to do the verdammt task! Nicht mehr, nein danke!
it's true! my team was told to be sure any task in current sprint shows in progress otherwise it's "assumed" you are not working or something to that effect.....mgmt has upped its game with new metrics!
What a pointless post.