PMI-ACP · Question #531
Kanban cards should always be written using User Stories.
The correct answer is B. False. Kanban is a flow management method that is format-agnostic regarding work items. A Kanban card can represent any unit of work: a bug fix, a support ticket, a maintenance task, an administrative action, or a user story. Unlike Scrum, which prescribes user stories as a primary…
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Kanban cards should always be written using User Stories.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B95% (20)
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Kanban is a flow management method that is format-agnostic regarding work items. A Kanban card can represent any unit of work: a bug fix, a support ticket, a maintenance task, an administrative action, or a user story. Unlike Scrum, which prescribes user stories as a primary backlog format, Kanban imposes no such requirement. The card simply needs to represent a discrete, trackable piece of work appropriate to the team's context.
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