Iterative User Value | #82

How do we iterate user value? How can we follow the "more smaller steps" approach and still deliver a positive experience for the user? Today let's look at some ways to approach this problem. The problem. We want our work to come in stories of about one team-day and a half, but that's not much time, and we need to provide a steady flow of value to our users. The truth is, most of us have been trained away from even *trying* to do this. It's no wonder it's not obvious how to do it now. I want to throw out some avenues for your consideration. Some of these you'll already know about, or we've already talked about, others, not so much. First, two strategies that are outside the scope of this conversation, but are critical to getting the ball rolling: 1) fat-trimming in the first place, and 2) resisting the RAT (rework avoidance theory). --- You can read the full transcription of this podcast over on GeePawHill.org. Any feedback, you can always tweet @GeePawHill on Twitter, or drop a voice message via the voice messages link here on Anchor. If you are interested in becoming more involved in the Change-Harvesting community, click here to learn how to join GeePaw's Camerata.