Yay or Nay Flashcards
User stories are tools used in agile to capture a description of a feature from the end user’s perspective.
Yay
Stakeholder perspective / requirement
User stories are only written by the product owner
Nay
Team members can also write them
A good user story is independent, valuable and complex
Nay
I.N.V.E.S.T.
Agile is for software development teams
Nay
Can be applied to other areas of the organization
Agile is based on systems thinking
Nay
Lean is based on systems thinking
Disciplined Agile applies design thinking
One of the DA principles is “be cool”
Nay
Be awesome or Be pragmatic
Instead of prescribing best practices, DA provides strategies for maximizing the benefits of agile
Yay
Process goals and decision points - no best practices
You can take control of your processes if you don’t know what your options are
Nay
Need to know options and trade-offs
You can’t necessarily understand the behavior of a complex adaptive system by understanding its individual parts
Yay
Need to understand interaction of individual parts
A DA Enterprise responds swiftly to changes in the marketplace
Yay
Business agility is built into the enterprise
The foundation layer includes DAD and other enterprise aspects of Dev Ops
Nay
DA Dev Ops is another layer
DA addresses all possible roles that will occur in an organization
Nay
Roles vary across organizations
A person may take on several roles in parallel
Yay
Multiple hats common for smaller teams/organizations
There is no room for managers in DA
Nay
Managers can be stakeholders or hold supporting role
Cross-functional, “whole” teams enable agility
Yay
“Whole” teams include team members with the skills to address the problem that it faces