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===== Relative Estimates ===== | ===== Relative Estimates ===== | ||
- | <WRAP Box>If two work items are they same size, will they always have the same estimate?</ | + | <WRAP Box>If two work items are the same size, should |
It is worth delving into the notion of a relative size estimate for a moment. Most traditional estimates are based on duration, and that leads to a whole bunch of problems (see [[what_is_the_purpose_of_estimation|What is the Purpose of Estimation? | It is worth delving into the notion of a relative size estimate for a moment. Most traditional estimates are based on duration, and that leads to a whole bunch of problems (see [[what_is_the_purpose_of_estimation|What is the Purpose of Estimation? | ||
One thing that often confuses people who are used to traditional task based estimates is that the resultant estimate is a Team's view of how big this item is. When we say the estimate is a " | One thing that often confuses people who are used to traditional task based estimates is that the resultant estimate is a Team's view of how big this item is. When we say the estimate is a " | ||
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+ | <WRAP Box>In Agile the unit of execution is the " | ||
For more information on the basis of the process see [[https:// | For more information on the basis of the process see [[https:// |
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