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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonSTF-009-L01

What productivity means for engineers

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define productivity as the ability to deliver value smoothly, not as activity.

Planned topics

  • Output counts (lines, tickets, story points) can be gamed and mislead.
  • Useful view: delivery speed and stability, developer experience, and low cognitive load.
  • Productivity is a property of the system the engineers work in.
  • Goal: remove friction, not push people harder.
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Demonstration

a three-part frame: delivery outcomes, developer experience, cognitive load, with one example metric each.

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Why are lines of code a poor measure?

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They reward volume, are easy to game, and ignore value.

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