Unfortunately, these actions generally work to increase the batch size of our work
That is the key. When your batch size goes up, your iteration speed generally goes down. Longer iterations mean you can't keep current with your users, and their frustration builds up. This can feed back in the form of second-guessed partly spurious requests, which often result in bugs and/or weird changes in your models, which results in more "best practices."
That is the key. When your batch size goes up, your iteration speed generally goes down. Longer iterations mean you can't keep current with your users, and their frustration builds up. This can feed back in the form of second-guessed partly spurious requests, which often result in bugs and/or weird changes in your models, which results in more "best practices."