> We didn’t have trouble understanding where user pain points were back then
If anything, people seem to have much more difficulty understanding user pain points right now.
If anything, people seem to have much more difficulty understanding user pain points right now.
So while telemetry might show that moving an item from one group to another (just making something up) takes > 1s, fixing this will not bring in $.
So when we then do Sprint Planning all of that gets pushed to the ice box.
The question whether it can tell you the value of anything at all is a hard one that needs plenty of context, and nobody seems interested on answering. But your reasoning doesn't need this answer.
But it can allow you to extrapolate from the value of things already done and usage patterns around them?