Do you struggle with making your ideas clear and understandable to others? Does it annoy you to sit in requirements sessions for hours only to leave with more questions than answers? As human beings, we’re made for storytelling. It is a natural form of communication. So, Jeff Howey suggests that we use some of the same techniques we use talking to friends and family when trying to share our complex ideas and define software requirements. Whether you are a product owner or a traditional business analyst trying to make your approach to requirements more lean and nimble, join Jeff to explore...
Jeff Howey
Leading Agile
A former business analyst who now works as an enterprise agile coach, Jeff Howey spends a significant amount of time coaching executives to articulate strategy in a way real people can understand. Then business and product owners can describe the problems they need to solve, and business analysts and product owners can define short, useful, and focused requirements through conversation and short stories. Above all, Jeff’s desire is to save others from falling into the pit of writing thick, often-ignored, and soul-crushing requirements documentation. You can find some of Jeff’s stories at LeadingAgile.