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Fair scoring starts with a shared comparison.

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Work through one business value column at a

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time, using the same lens for every request.

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For that lens, identify at least one request with

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the least relative value and give it a one.

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That request becomes the anchor.

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More than one request can receive a one.

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A tie is valid when the group sees

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the same relative value through the current lens.

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Compare the remaining requests with the anchor using the modified Fibonacci

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scale: one, two, three, five, eight, thirteen, twenty, or fifty.

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Choose your vote before seeing anyone else’s.

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Prepare it in Webex chat, but wait

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for the facilitator’s signal before submitting.

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When the signal comes, everyone submits together.

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Revealing the votes at the same time helps

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prevent early answers from influencing the group.

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Different votes are a starting point for discussion.

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Explain the evidence behind your comparison, listen to

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other perspectives, and agree on the score.

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Record the agreed scores for the column, then

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repeat the process for the next lens.

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Once all four value columns are complete, technologists compare implementation effort.

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