Leading Indicators vs Lagging Indicators
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🧑💻 Engineering Metrics
Part 4 of 8
In this series, I will be covering up common software engineering concepts, problems, and some of the tools that bring better developer experience (DevEx).
Lagging Indicators - Deep Dive
What is Lagging Indicators? Lagging indicators in engineering metrics are past performance measurements. They measure how well our past actions led to stability, quality, customer satisfaction and business success. By tracking lagging indicators, tea...
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