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Test Epics and Spikes: Managing Work at Different Levels
Agenda
1st QUESTION: What is an Epic in the agile context?
A large body of work grouping related stories together
A very small user story
A system bug
A team meeting
2nd QUESTION: What is the main objective of a Spike?
Deliver value to the user
Generate knowledge and reduce uncertainty
Generate immediate revenue
Correct errors
3rd QUESTION: How is it recommended to manage errors (bugs)?
Ignore them
As prioritized User Stories
In a separate hidden list
By email only
4th QUESTION: What are Epics useful for?
To micromanage tasks
To eliminate backlog
To complicate Jira
For long term planning and grouping functionalities
5th QUESTION: What differentiates a Spike from a normal User Story?
Spike is not estimated
Spike generates knowledge, not a direct product increase
Spike is for the customer
Spike is mandatory
6th QUESTION: What does bug management allow as user stories?
Prioritize them according to their real value to the business
Always ignore them
Fix them all immediately
Hide them from the Product Owner
7th QUESTION: What should be done with an Epic before working on it in a Sprint?
Leave it as is
Delete it
Finish it in one day
Break it down into smaller stories
8th QUESTION: What value does a Spike bring even if it does not deliver direct functionality?
Cash Money
New customers
Informed decisions and risk reduction
A finished product
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