Misunderstanding of Evaluation: The Structure That Demands Productivity from Engineers Alone
The final installment of the series dissects the structure that places the responsibility for development productivity solely on engineers, explaining how evaluation perspectives and role-based definitions contribute to this issue.
Key points
- •Despite shorter lead times and fewer incidents, meetings often reveal that while development is faster, the overall pace does not feel faster.
- •This discrepancy is attributed to evaluators focusing only on the development phase or having different definitions of productivity based on their roles and job titles.
- •The fifth and final episode aims to dismantle the structure where development productivity is seen as the sole responsibility of engineers.