What are qualitative productivity metrics – and how do we measure them?

If your team is hitting key delivery metrics, we assume everything in the lifecycle before production is sound. However, we know that traditional metrics only tell half the story.

By Rahul Verma , Tiffany Jachja , Lorna Mitchell , Rebecca Murphey

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December 19, 2024

For engineering orgs to continue growing we also need to dig into the root of any problems and understand why they happen.

This webinar is for anyone curious about adopting a more holistic approach to measuring engineering team productivity and developer experience, based on feedback from your tools and your developers.

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Key takeaways:

Discover the developer experience metrics that you should be measuring
Explore the balance between qualitative and quantitative metrics
Design developer surveys that will actually be used
How to interpret and report on developer experience data

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About the authors

Rahul Verma

Rahul is an Engineering Leader, currently supporting the Privacy team at Meta.

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Tiffany Jachja
@TiffanyJachja
Lorna Mitchell

Lorna is the former VP of Developer Experience at Redocly

@lornajane
Rebecca Murphey

Rebecca Murphey is Field CTO at Swarmia.

@rmurphey

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