← Back to context Comment by ProphetOfParado 12 hours ago What is p1, p2?This read like a conversation you were having in your head -- unfiltered. 4 comments ProphetOfParado Reply taylorfinley 5 hours ago Very commonly used acronyms in business/SWE contexts.The lower the number the higher the priority, e.g. if production is broken someone might say "This is p -1" (higher than your highest priority).P0 is "do this immediately", P1 is very important, P2/P3 are like "nice to haves." P100 would mean something like "we will never do this" lelanthran 2 hours ago Same understanding as you.At 3am,P0 = get people out of bed and fix this now.P1 = we can fix this in the morning.P2 = we can fix this before CoB today.P3 = push it into the current sprint.P4 = put it in backlog. snqb 11 hours ago priority 1,2 etc, more like severity of the cases icantevenhold 10 hours ago It’s a very common abbreviation; i had no issue understanding GPs post tbh
taylorfinley 5 hours ago Very commonly used acronyms in business/SWE contexts.The lower the number the higher the priority, e.g. if production is broken someone might say "This is p -1" (higher than your highest priority).P0 is "do this immediately", P1 is very important, P2/P3 are like "nice to haves." P100 would mean something like "we will never do this" lelanthran 2 hours ago Same understanding as you.At 3am,P0 = get people out of bed and fix this now.P1 = we can fix this in the morning.P2 = we can fix this before CoB today.P3 = push it into the current sprint.P4 = put it in backlog.
lelanthran 2 hours ago Same understanding as you.At 3am,P0 = get people out of bed and fix this now.P1 = we can fix this in the morning.P2 = we can fix this before CoB today.P3 = push it into the current sprint.P4 = put it in backlog.
icantevenhold 10 hours ago It’s a very common abbreviation; i had no issue understanding GPs post tbh
Very commonly used acronyms in business/SWE contexts.
The lower the number the higher the priority, e.g. if production is broken someone might say "This is p -1" (higher than your highest priority).
P0 is "do this immediately", P1 is very important, P2/P3 are like "nice to haves." P100 would mean something like "we will never do this"
Same understanding as you.
At 3am,
P0 = get people out of bed and fix this now.
P1 = we can fix this in the morning.
P2 = we can fix this before CoB today.
P3 = push it into the current sprint.
P4 = put it in backlog.
priority 1,2 etc, more like severity of the cases
It’s a very common abbreviation; i had no issue understanding GPs post tbh