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I was reading about the necessary metrics for SCRUM and I couldn’t find ‘Defect Leakage’ listed in there. This is the case even with the papers published by Jeff Sutherland.
I was wondering if there is any reason behind not considering this as an important metric in Agile SCRUM. Does anyone know?
There are no metrics in SCRUM. This doesn’t mean you can’t have metrics, it just means that SCRUM doesn’t mandate them nor tells you what you should do in this case, hence why you aren’t finding anything of the sort.
Since we’re talking about SCRUM, one usual mindset to this is to ask ourselves:
<activity,metric,task>have a big value?So instead of looking for the answer, i suggest you answer yourself that.
(PS: my boss asked me to is not the greatest motivational answer)