If You Want Better Stories, Stop Writing Them All Yourself
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If You Want Better Stories, Stop Writing Them All Yourself
I’ve talked to a lot of product owners who are drowning in tickets, trying to “get ahead” by writing every single user story themselves.
I used to be one of them. And every sprint, we’d slip. Morale tanked. The team blamed the process, and I blamed myself.
But after one conversation — and one uncomfortable realization — I found a single thread running through every success story I’ve seen since.
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