Diagramming Product Management #1 - Requirements and Reality
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The document outlines the requirements for a new product release, including high priority requirements, features regularly demoed, and implemented requirements. However, some high priority requirements were dropped late in development or missing from the release, including a feature that lost a major deal. The CEO wants to understand why all priorities were not implemented as planned.
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https://www.scrumalliance.org/community/articles/2017/august/requirements-engineering.aspx
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5+ years of software engineering experience, including experience supporting a commercial product. Technical skills should include several of the following:
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Developing in Java and Enterprise Java in production environments
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Maven
MySQL - database
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- 4. Features that get regularly demo’d Requirements implemented High Priority Requirements for new release
- 5. Features that get regularly demo’d Requirements implemented Requirements dropped late in the Dev Cycle High Priority Requirements for new release
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