The Acceptance Criteria for Writing Acceptance Criteria
by Elijah Valenciano Image by DirectWorksMediaThe Acceptance Criteria for Writing Acceptance CriteriaMany development teams are too familiar with the frustrations of unsatisfactory acceptance criteria or even the lack of criteria itself. Defining no requirements is like preparing for battle without a plan of action — the team has taken more steps toward failure than success. I offer specific sugge
Designing features using Job Stories
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5 Tips For Writing A Job Story
A Job Story is a powerful way to facilitate team conversation and discovery when designing products. They are meant to cut right to the job to be done by eliminating distractions. The job story encourages the product’s design process to focus on context, causality and motivations instead of assumptions, subjectiveness, personas and implementations. Want more? Download a free PDF book about JTBD or
Alan Klement: Replacing The User Story With The Job Story
Friday, September 20, 2013 Replacing The User Story With The Job Story *A newer & better version of this article can be found on medium. I've written about the problem with user stories before. At the time, I found it better to just have the team talk over proposed changes to the product. This worked great when the team had gelled and the product is very mature; however, now I'm working with a ne
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Your Job Story Needs A Struggling Moment
