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It might be standard terminology but to outsiders like me it sounds like an over-the-top parody of corporate speak.
by spacechild1 3mo ago
It might be standard terminology but to outsiders like me it sounds like an over-the-top parody of corporate speak.
- mlvljr 3mo ago[dead]
- hakfoo 3mo agoI always hoped we could make "cinematic universe" for really enormous refactorings.
- jamesfinlayson 3mo agoI thought there was a new level above epic - theme I think?
- jamesfinlayson 3mo agoI don't disagree - I worked on a task management system many years ago and task and subtask always made a lot more sense than story and task. And epic should just be project.
- happymellon 3mo agoIt's the brittle systems that try and force a peg in a hole regardless of size or shape. I've worked with customers who stories worked well because the concept is just to talk through use-cases. Others have been involved in building software previously and it's overkill. Current corpo job uses the phrase stories, but refuses to get involved with any planning or spec building so task and subtask would make more sense, but subtasks aren't visible on the board and we aren't allowed to update it. We also aren't allowed to move a task back, so every time someone accidentally moves the wrong task we have to cancel it and recreate it. Such a pain.