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This lacks context of organization size. When you're building a product from the ground up, user stories are super useful to organize and priorize flows and fea
by sergioisidoro 3y ago
This lacks context of organization size. When you're building a product from the ground up, user stories are super useful to organize and priorize flows and features. They are a super lightweight tool to communicate scope and requirements in small teams.
In a large organization or product, using user stories might devolve into chaos, with people using them way beyond their intended and reasonable use.
- bladelessninja2 3y agoOne thing to add in favor of user stories: they have very broad audience - basically every non-technical person will understand it, which is very useful if the domain is specific and you need an input from regular users.