More tickets, more tools, and more completed tasks do not automatically mean more productivity. Sometimes, the real improvement starts by removing work and reviewing tasks. If you work in software development, you probably know the routine. You file tickets, update the board, push commits, review pull requests, answer messages, and attend meetings. By the end of the day, there is plenty of activity to show for your time. Your sprint board has moved. Tickets have changed status. The activi...