Given an epic with keywords organize tasks into that epic and estimate the time and then track if it’s on track or not.
Yeah not a lot to PM work.
Ooh also a 50/50 coin flipper to saying no to adhoc things
There that’s an AI PM
Given an epic with keywords organize tasks into that epic and estimate the time and then track if it’s on track or not.
Yeah not a lot to PM work.
Ooh also a 50/50 coin flipper to saying no to adhoc things
There that’s an AI PM
Otherwise it’s a role not too many teams need but when you need one you know it and you really need one.
A couple of cron jobs can easily automate this for my team. Most of the PMs I've seen in the wild only do this.
Very few PMs are actually valuable to a team from the product perspective.
Despite this, so many individuals stick around and try to make scrum their entire personality. It's insufferable at times to be around folks who do not even want to talk about customers or the product specifics.