How do you adjust your WIP limit based on the complexity and uncertainty of your tasks?
WIP limit, or work in progress limit, is a key concept in lean software development. It refers to the maximum number of tasks or features that a team or individual can handle at a given time, without compromising quality or efficiency. But how do you determine the optimal WIP limit for your project, especially when the complexity and uncertainty of your tasks vary? In this article, we will explore some practical tips and strategies to help you adjust your WIP limit based on the nature of your work.