BA-201 · Question #202
As a business analyst (BA) starts engaging stakeholders for a user story writing workshop, an executive sponsor questions why the Commerce Cloud project is creating user stories rather than standard…
The correct answer is B. It helps testers determine the most efficient way to validate solutions. User stories are written from the perspective of the end user and include acceptance criteria that clearly define what 'done' looks like. This directly helps testers identify what to validate and how to confirm the solution meets the user's need. Option A is incorrect because…
Question
As a business analyst (BA) starts engaging stakeholders for a user story writing workshop, an executive sponsor questions why the Commerce Cloud project is creating user stories rather than standard requirements. What is one benefit of creating user stories that the BA can share with the executive sponsor?
Options
- AIt defines technical specifications early in the process.
- BIt helps testers determine the most efficient way to validate solutions.
- CIt saves time when prioritizing and implementing functionality.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (24)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
User stories are written from the perspective of the end user and include acceptance criteria that clearly define what 'done' looks like. This directly helps testers identify what to validate and how to confirm the solution meets the user's need. Option A is incorrect because user stories intentionally avoid technical specifications - that detail emerges later in development. Option C is incorrect because user stories don't inherently save time during prioritization or implementation; their primary value is in capturing user intent and enabling validation, not in speeding up delivery.
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