The unreasonable effectiveness of stack ranking
Read OriginalThe article advocates for using stack ranking to prioritize a team's backlog. It describes the process of gathering stakeholders, visually sorting tasks to show trade-offs, and the discomfort it causes, arguing it's necessary to focus on the most impactful work and avoid work-in-progress bottlenecks. It emphasizes including engineering tasks in the prioritization.
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