The Team Overview tab on the Performance Delivery dashboard is a per-member execution table. Each row is a teammate; each column is a metric. This article explains what each column means and how to read the table without micromanaging.
What the table is for
Spot workload imbalance — who is overloaded and who has headroom.
Investigate cycle-time outliers at the individual level.
Catch process-mapping issues that show up only at the member level (e.g., one person's items always skip a workflow state).
It is not a performance ranking. Reading it that way produces noisy, unfair conclusions and damages trust.
Columns at a glance
Throughput — items completed in the period.
WIP — items currently in flight.
Assigned Tasks — items currently assigned, regardless of state.
Avg Member Cycle Time — average cycle time of items completed by this member.
Avg Member WIP Age — average age of items currently in progress for this member.
Waiting Time — accumulated waiting time on this member's items.
Done Active Time — total active time accrued by completed items.
Working Time — total elapsed wall-clock time across active states.
Active Days — days the member transitioned at least one item.
Estimated Hours — sum of estimates on completed items.
Estimated vs Executed — ratio of estimate to actual.
Invested Hours — total hours invested in the period.
Story Points — sum of story points on completed items.
Sprint Efficiency — completed work as a share of committed work.
Each column has its own article — see Related below.
How to read the table without overreacting
Compare each member to the team's median, not to each other.
Always check the work-mix. Different role mixes (eng vs. design, infra vs. product) drive different numbers.
Investigate, don't accuse. A high WIP age usually means a stuck item, not an unproductive person.
Related articles
Performance Delivery dashboard
Throughput
Cycle Time
Work in Progress (WIP)
Avg Member Cycle Time
Avg Member WIP Age
Sprint Efficiency