PMI-ACP · Question #105
User stories are temporary artifacts. They are considered relevant until the:
The correct answer is A. Team completes them.. User stories exist solely to facilitate a conversation and guide development of a specific feature. Once the team has implemented the story and it has been accepted (meets the acceptance criteria), the story has served its purpose and is no longer needed as a living artifact. Sto
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User stories are temporary artifacts. They are considered relevant until the:
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- ATeam completes them.
- BEnd of the project.
- CRelease is complete.
- DEnd of the sprint.
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(29 responses)- A93% (27)
- B3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
User stories exist solely to facilitate a conversation and guide development of a specific feature. Once the team has implemented the story and it has been accepted (meets the acceptance criteria), the story has served its purpose and is no longer needed as a living artifact. Stories are lightweight placeholders for conversations - not permanent documentation. They do not need to be maintained through the end of a sprint, release, or project after the described functionality has been delivered. This is distinct from permanent documentation, which captures how the system works after the fact.
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