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    User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down: Carnsa Development Series
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    Carnsa Development Series

    By Chris Lewis

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    About this series

    The Carnsa family are back in 'User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down'. This story covers the awkward situation of ignoring user stories that look like they can't fit into an Agile sprint. Perhaps the Carnsa family experience can help you too?

    Bob, the bright school boy from the Carnsa family, is upset he can't break down user stories into smaller ones. He does not want his mother to know, so he asks granny for help. 

     

    This book is chock-full of information, references, links, and a quiz to support you in your learning journey. Designed to try and help you:

    • Identify and relate scenarios familiar to you or your team
    • Speed up the process to create user stories for requirements
    • Consider options to motivate and support the development team
    • Support having something tangible to demonstrate at the end of a sprint
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlderbank House
    Release dateMay 13, 2020
    User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down: Carnsa Development Series

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      User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down: Carnsa Development Series

      User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down: Carnsa Development Series

      Chris Lewis
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      The Carnsa family are back in 'User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down'. This story covers the awkward situation of ignoring user stories that look like they can't fit into an Agile sprint. Perhaps the Carnsa family experience can help you too? Bob, the bright school boy from the Carnsa family, is upset he can't break down user stories into smaller ones. He does not want his mother to know, so he asks granny for help.    This book is chock-full of information, references, links, and a quiz to support you in your learning journey. Designed to try and help you: Identify and relate scenarios familiar to you or your team Speed up the process to create user stories for requirements Consider options to motivate and support the development team Support having something tangible to demonstrate at the end of a sprint

      The Carnsa family are back in 'User Story Confusion: Creating and Breaking Them Down'. This story covers the awkward situation of ignoring user stories that look like they can't fit into an Agile sprint. Perhaps the Carnsa family experience can help you too? Bob, the bright school boy from the Carnsa family, is upset he can't break down user stories into smaller ones. He does not want his mother to know, so he asks granny for help.    This book is chock-full of information, references, links, and a quiz to support you in your learning journey. Designed to try and help you: Identify and relate scenarios familiar to you or your team Speed up the process to create user stories for requirements Consider options to motivate and support the development team Support having something tangible to demonstrate at the end of a sprint

    Author

    Chris Lewis

    Chris Lewis, former England cricketer, now spends his time coaching children at Harrow Town Cricket Club, playing cricket with Lashings, which takes his beloved sport to cricket clubs up and down the country, and sharing his amazing story. In ‘An Evening with Chris Lewis’, the audience get close and Chris throws it open to the floor, showing his willingness to engage with his past, and his hope of making a difference.

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