Yesterday, I was the guest speaker on the Global Product Management Talk hosted by Cindy Solomon. For yesterday’s show, Roger Cauvin was the co-host. We were discussing how to write […]

Over the last few weeks, we’ve taken a look at several aspects of user story writing. As the primary means of kicking off conversations between product and engineering in most […]

You’ve written your user stories, engineers have accepted them, development is in progress. Now what? More often than not, odds are you left off one of the most important parts […]

Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve looked at how to write good user stories, how to use themes to manage your backlog, and how to measure and predict the […]

On Tuesday, we looked at how to measure the impact of each user story, looking at both measuring the effectiveness of the mechanics of the feature and also the impact […]

On Thursday, I wrote about how to use themes to stay focused on your product goals. But using themes is not enough. You also need to identify how you are […]

One of the biggest challenges with writing requirements as user stories is that with time your backlog can become an overgrown mess of assorted stories that seem to have no […]

In April, I wrote User Stories Are Better Than PRDs. To date, it’s been one of my most popular posts. It covers the basic format of user stories: As a user […]