* Log anything and everything that feels like it needs to be done. You can't always add every bit of info but everytime logging something new, I do as much as time allows me to.
* Have regular meetings (every two weeks on a wednesday seems to be working great so far) with the whole team to talk about issues that already exist and the new ones that came.
The team can together decide what's worth fixing, help you understand what's not (at least for now).
I've learned everything the hard way so I'm not sure if this is accurate but I believe this is process is also called as backlog management in the agile world.
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I do two things
* Log anything and everything that feels like it needs to be done. You can't always add every bit of info but everytime logging something new, I do as much as time allows me to.
* Have regular meetings (every two weeks on a wednesday seems to be working great so far) with the whole team to talk about issues that already exist and the new ones that came.
The team can together decide what's worth fixing, help you understand what's not (at least for now).
I've learned everything the hard way so I'm not sure if this is accurate but I believe this is process is also called as backlog management in the agile world.