Mind the gap: on the relationship between automatically measured and self-reported productivity
M Beller, V Orgovan, S Buja, T Zimmermann - IEEE Software, 2020 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
M Beller, V Orgovan, S Buja, T Zimmermann
IEEE Software, 2020•ieeexplore.ieee.orgTwo separate schools of thought to measure software engineers' productivity have
coexisted: for a long time: on the one hand, using automated product or process measures
and, on the other hand, using self-reported or perceived productivity. In this article, we start
to bridge the gap between them with an empirical study of 81 software developers at
Microsoft.
coexisted: for a long time: on the one hand, using automated product or process measures
and, on the other hand, using self-reported or perceived productivity. In this article, we start
to bridge the gap between them with an empirical study of 81 software developers at
Microsoft.
Two separate schools of thought to measure software engineers' productivity have coexisted: for a long time: on the one hand, using automated product or process measures and, on the other hand, using self-reported or perceived productivity. In this article, we start to bridge the gap between them with an empirical study of 81 software developers at Microsoft.
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