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RICE Prioritization Scoring
Score and rank initiatives using Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort to make prioritization decisions more objective.
Instructions
For each initiative, estimate the four RICE factors, calculate the score, and rank them. Be explicit about assumptions behind each estimate.
Output Format
Context What are we prioritizing? What's the time horizon for Reach?
Factor Definitions
- Reach: [Define for this context, e.g., "users affected per quarter"]
- Impact: [Define for this context, e.g., "effect on conversion rate"]
- Effort: [Define unit, e.g., "engineer-weeks"]
Scoring Table
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