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Add product develop document #41
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@karlawithakey every dev left their comments. Let me know how you'd want to proceed here. |
Thanks everyone, I will address your comments. |
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I mostly left suggestions on typo's and small grammar things, for the rest I think everything looks good 👍
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Just left a lil comment, the rest looks great 👍
Co-authored-by: mostafa-anm <[email protected]>
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@karlawithakey we went through everything together in the engineering team meeting. I'd love your final thoughts on this.
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New features are the result of analysis or research based user demand. | ||
The product and design teams own the requirements engineering and conception of new features. | ||
They are responsible for creating tickets that are ready to be pulled into the backlog. |
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We were unsure. Isn't a new feature always a growth opportunity? I wonder if they need more distinction or should simply be merged.
### Development Kick-Off | ||
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To prevent ticket ping pong, a kick-off is an optional short meeting, that can be scheduled by an engineer when they pick up new work. Its discussion should be reflected in the ticket. We aim for great tickets, but sometimes we miss. |
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This is new @karlawithakey, I'd love to get your opinion.
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