Use WSJF to prioritize product-ops work by cost of delay and job size.
Choose between stale-date automation and product council deck redesign with one sprint of product-ops capacity. WSJF = relative cost of delay divided by relative job size; sequence the work that loses the most value per unit of effort if it waits. The common trap is prioritizing the executive-visible deck because it feels politically safer, even if stale dates create repeated cross-functional rework. Define delay cost Stale-date automation: business value 8 + time criticality 7 + risk reduction 9 = cost of delay 24. Cost of delay estimates what gets worse if the work waits. Estimate job size Automation job size…
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