How to prioritise your product backlog in Agile using WSJF method

This short video you will teach you on how to prioritise your product backlog using Weighted Shortest Job First method

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[reshupathak]

This is nice informative video and clearly explained about WSJF prioritization technique

[gamersaurusrex]

Anyone looking for a way to prioritize their backlog this is a great way to start doing so. I am giving this a try against my own method I have been using and so far the prioritization is consistent with both method's, which makes me feel comfortable about the WSJF approach.

Thanks for sharing Krishna!

[girishiyer]

these explanations with examples would be beneficial...kindly focus on providing one for better understanding

[IndiCowboy]

Can you tell me a live example of two jobs with their Cost of Delay and duration

[TheNtombazana]

This was great, I really enjoyed this video. Short and to the point, great stuff.

[Avineshutube]

Excellent explanation in just over 2 minutes :)

[NehaSharma-gxcf]

BUSINESS VALUE IS STORY POINTING. BUT WHAT ABOUT TIME CRITICALITY AND JOB SIZE ? HOW ARE THEY MEASURED?

[annies]

Hello .. could you please tell me, how to measure the Rroe properly ??

[justinoneill]

the only part i'm still unsure of is the "Time Criticality". What determines the higher number?

[resumezak]

Awesome for PBIs .. Any chance you can do the same for SAFe WSJF ? it would be great .. thanks

[camshaft]

What if you have ten stakeholders, all competing for the same developers, who's needs you need to balance, and they cannot agree on a single business value number? One gives a "3" and the other one a "20" for a story. Surely you don't just average it?

[petertashkoff]

Nice video Krishna, thank you for sharing. What tool did you use to create this presentation, it's great :)

[griseldamueller]

From the second column on, it's not explained. How do you calculate the value for the other columns? It was explained what they mean, BUT how to calculate them was not explained.