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How To Practically Create User Stories In Scrum: How To Rapidly Capture Requirements And Deliver Software - Agile Project Management: What Are User St
by Coray, Milissa
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Overview
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User stories are part of an agile approach that helps shift the focus from writing about requirements to talking about them. All agile user stories include a written sentence or two and, more importantly, a series of conversations about the desired functionality.
In this book, you will learn . . .
✓ Simple techniques to capture user stories . . . so customer/user gets exactly what they want.
✓ To split bigger stories . . . as these practical techniques will allow you to rapidly deliver in short Sprints.
✓ To set up story completion criteria . . . so there is no more guessing if it is done yet.
✓ About just enough documentation . . . so you can add the right amount of detail.
✓ To defer to last responsible moment . . . so you can add details at the right time.
✓ To refine user stories . . . this will help you continuously deliver high value to customer/user.
✓ How to handle extremely complex stories . . . so you can reduce uncertainty.
✓ How to plug the gaps . . . so you do not miss out on requirements.
✓ The pitfalls and limitations . . . this will allow you to watch out when to not use user stories.
You will also learn ...
✓ To engage your team . . . and avoid frequently shifting priorities.
✓ Practical techniques to right-size your stories . . . so you get rapid feedback.
✓ To use conversations . . . this will allow you to avoid rote practices and build out better stories.
✓ To refine product backlog . . . this will help you be ready for next Sprint.
✓ How to handle unknowns . . . using a technique to develop new knowledge rather than new functionality.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Coray, Milissa
- ISBN: 9798706516857
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 9.02 x 0.08
- Number Of Pages: 34
- Publication Year: 2021
Language:
English