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Playbook for 12 proven prioritization methods. Helps prioritization-analyst pick the right method for the decision at hand — not the most familiar. Covers RICE, ICE, MoSCoW, Kano, Weighted Scoring, Value-vs-Effort, WSJF / Cost of Delay, Opportunity Solution Trees, Story Mapping, Impact Mapping, Buy-a-Feature, Eisenhower.

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What the file says

# Prioritization Methods — playbook

No single method fits every decision. The first job is picking the right
method; the second is applying it honestly with sourced inputs.

## Choosing a method

Match the method to the decision shape:

| Decision shape | Use |
|---|---|
| Compare many features by value | RICE, ICE, Weighted Scoring |
| Customer satisfaction / delight | Kano |
| Must-have vs nice-to-have for a release | MoSCoW |
| Time-pressured / Agile flow | WSJF / Cost of Delay |
| Solving a known user outcome | Opportunity Solution Trees |
| Map a user journey end-to-end | Story Mapping |
| Tie features to outcomes & actors | Impact Mapping |
| Stakeholder priorities, fixed budget | Buy-a-Feature |
| Quick task triage | Eisenhower |
| Trade off value vs effort visually | Value-vs-Effort matrix |

## 1. RICE
**Score = Reach x Impact x Confidence / Effort.**
- Reach: people / period affected. Source: analytics or honest estimate.
- Impact: 0.25 / 0.5 / 1 / 2 / 3 (minimal → massive).
- Confidence: 0–100% — how sure are you of the other inputs?
- Effort: person-months.
**Use** for comparing many features.
**Limit**: tempting to fudge Confidence to justify the favourite.
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Source

GitHub

vandanaajaydubey111/great-pm · 3 stars · license MIT · pushed 2026-09-20 · branch main

API

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