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Mark Levison

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Mark Levison an agile software developer who writes Notes from a tool user.
Story Slicing, How Small is Enough? Posted: Sep 28, 2010 7:29 PM
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When Agile/Scrum Trainers teach about new teams about User Stories, we usually talk about Bill Wake’s INVEST criteria which includes Small: Good stories tend to be small. Stories typically represent at most a few person-weeks worth of work. (Some teams restrict them to a few person-days of work.) Above this size, and it seems to [...]

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