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The purpose of stories is to facilitate the conversation between users and delivery teams, focusing on the user’s goals, needs, and frustrations. | |||
To find job stories: | |||
*“tell me how you perform this part of your job from the beginning to the end” | |||
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Revision as of 06:45, 1 September 2016
The purpose of stories is to facilitate the conversation between users and delivery teams, focusing on the user’s goals, needs, and frustrations.
To find job stories:
- “tell me how you perform this part of your job from the beginning to the end”