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Yeah, in my experience writing complete tickets forces people to actually think through designs and trade-offs. It also has the nice benefit of exposing their t
by apozem 4y ago
Yeah, in my experience writing complete tickets forces people to actually think through designs and trade-offs. It also has the nice benefit of exposing their thinking to others in the organization, who can weigh in and go, "Oh, if you're doing that, we have to do this on our project."
- steveBK123 4y agoIt really depends on if tickets are being written as an input to the work product, or as an agile mandated box ticking exercise. Do you spend more time wrangling over the ticket content or the format? Do you spend more time discussing context & requirements, or story points? Etc