The Twelve Days of My Project

 

On the first day of my project
my clients sent to me:
requirements verbally

On the second day of my project
my clients sent to me:
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the third day of my project
my clients sent to me:
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the fourth day of my project
my clients sent to me:
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the fifth day of my project my clients sent to me:
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the sixth day of my project my clients sent to me:
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the seventh day of my project my clients sent to me:
7 new sub-systems
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the eighth day of my project my clients sent to me:
8 stories added
7 new sub-systems
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the Ninth day of my project my clients sent to me: 9 form revisits 8 stories added 7 new sub-systems 6 scope additions 5 new stories 4 new features 3 epics 2 use cases And requirements verbally On the tenth day of my project my clients sent to me:
10 screen designs
9 form revisits
8 stories added
7 new sub-systems
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the eleventh day of my project my clients sent to me: 11 interfaces
10 screen designs
9 form revisits
8 stories added
7 new sub-systems
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

On the twelfth day of my project
my clients sent to me:
12 signed changes
11 interfaces
10 screen designs
9 form revisits
8 stories added
7 new sub-systems
6 scope additions
5 new stories
4 new features
3 epics
2 use cases
And requirements verbally

And all's well that ends well! Happy Holidays!