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Ever since I was on the Troubleshooting Agile podcast , I've followed Squirrel and Jeffrey. (I Instead, they create hypotheses, review all their flow metrics, and change several things at the same time. Too often, we can't calculate the real ROI for at least a year post-release. I highly recommend their podcast.)
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