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leadership needs proof that code changes will cut load time before they approve dev work.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Dev estimates a set of code changes that should improve load time but leadership wants a proof…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Dev estimates a set of code changes that should improve load time but leadership wants a proof package before approving the sprint. I can prepare a short proof but I’m unsure which artefacts convince them. Tell me the minimal proof package—screenshots, before/after metrics, and a short explanation—that will make it easy for leadership to approve the work and name the one metric they will care about most.
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