A customer complains that the user stories released so far contain too much jargon and do not reflect the expectations of the product. What should the project manager do next?
A.
Rewrite the stories to include the technical vision of the product
B.
Ask the senior developer to rewrite all the stories
C.
Engage with the customer and rewrite all the stories
D.
Request approval from the company director to conduct training for the team
C. Engage with the customer and rewrite all the stories
This approach ensures that the user stories are rewritten in a way that reflects the customer's expectations, reducing jargon, and enhancing communication between the project team and the customer.
I wouldn't say I like those options... Even C is wrong because I don't want to rewrite all stories because someone said so. I may check with the customer, understand his point, and see where I could write better but if I miswrote everything, dude, I'm the problem
I assume with A, the user story will still have the "jargon" that the customer doesn't want to see. With C, it allows you to rewrite the user story completely and clean up that unnecessary info.
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