I grade my ideas based on RICE/WSJF scoring and then insert those values into the weighted formula in order to compare different ideas to each other.
Then i look in the matrix based on weighted formula to decide which "idea" to develop and push it for development.
Then i go back to the matrix in order to "re-evaluate" which idea´s to put into the pipeline/roadmap next. But they still have the same weighted value because the ideas currently in development or actually already released is taking up the "weighted formula" top spot.
Am i handling this incorrectly, how should i work with this?
Should i "archive" the ideas? I want to be able to "historically" see what the idea had in scoring.
Hi @Anton Bildh
There are a couple of workarounds for this scenario:
The automation workaround for this would be:
In this way, the formula has minimal changes in case Atlassian adds a feature to handle such scenarios. For example, by adding conditional logic to formula syntax.
Kind regards,
Bill
Thank you bill, i did exactly that.
RICE scoring is "rolled-up" into another field: "Rice Score" =
( ( Reach + Impact + Confidence ) / Effort ) * "Weight removal"
WSJF Scoring is "rolled-up" into another field: "WSJF Score" =
( ( Business Value + Time criticality + Risk ) / Effort ) * "Weight removal"
"Weight removal" is a field which is put to value "1" for all issues who are not "released/done/declined", thus making the equation being positive.
When the issue is transitioned to released/done/declined (i have used the "Issue category: "Done") for this. We put weight removal = 0. Which will eliminate the idea from the weighted formula.
Very messy solution, but it works.
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I found this very 1 year old question: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery-questions/Omitting-Completed-Ideas-from-Weighted-Formula/qaq-p/2698970#M7033
So i'm sure Atlassian won't adress this issue and instead build an very weird automation which "subtracts" the weighted formula and make it 0.
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