Do we track time?
No. We don’t measure efficiency, compare actuals vs. estimates. We have six weeks to get something done. However, a team deciding to get it done during that time is up to them.
What is important is that we don’t run-up to the end and figure out we’re out of time. We’re always looking at what’s done, what’s left, and how much time remains.
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