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Acceptance criteria – an easy way of defining scope

Acceptance criteria – an easy way of defining scope

by Herbi | Jul 31, 2016 | Agile, Refinement meeting, Sprint planning

Acceptance criteria are a straight-forward way of describing, what needs to be in place before a task can be marked as done. You might have experienced the following situation: you are in a refinement meeting and you just finished discussing a certain task. Now the...

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