Debug Your Process. Know Where Time Goes.
The question no one wants to answer
Why Is This Late?
What's a 3-day review really costing you?
Long review wait times get normalized. No one questions them. A team with 3-day reviews delivers:
- ~8 items per sprint.
- Cut that to 4 hours -> ~14 items.
- Same people. 70% more throughput.
You can't fix what you can't see.
Your one team
With reviews complete in 3 days
3 days
2 days
5 devs
1
The Hidden Cost of Staying Busy
Adjust levers to see WIP impact
3 days
2 weeks
20 min
vs. Competitor one team
With reviews complete in 0.5 days
You ship: 260 stories/year
Competitor ships: 520 stories/year
Difference: 260 stories (you need 1 more team to match)
Same size. Same skills. Same one team.
They just don't wait 3 days for reviews.
They just don't wait 3 days for reviews.
That's 260 more features you're leaving on the table.
Every. Single. Year.
Every. Single. Year.
What Staying Busy Actually Means
2-week sprint, 3-day reviews
Each dev juggles: 2.5 items at oncei
Your team loses: 1000 min/sprint to switchingi
Merge conflict risk: +38% higheri
Your devs aren't idle — they're juggling 2.5 items each.
Every review return means dropping what they're doing.
Every review return means dropping what they're doing.
That's 1000 minutes per sprint lost to “where was I?”
The frustration is real
You Already Know Something Is Wrong
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Why Time In Status Works
The transformation
Stop explaining delays. Start preventing them.
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- See Where Time Goes
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