@deshipu Sure. “than required” is a good point. It’s also that higher quality can be cheaper. And that working at a higher quality can eventually be quicker. I don’t think old school generic management measurements work. Just simply measuring bums on seats, or activity is not a good proxy really. Knowing that a piece of code meets a goal or not is needed. Using self reported likes, tab completes accepted or even if code churn / defect counts are measured later doesn’t see if a goal is reached.