The Productivity Tax of Poorly Written User Stories
Poorly written user stories carry a hidden cost — a productivity tax your team pays in wasted meetings and rework. Clear artefacts reduce the bill and shift conversations toward meaningful nuance.
From To-Do Lists to Strategic Debugging Tools
Agile artefacts aren’t just lists — they’re systemic signals. Written well, they reveal flows, dependencies, and bottlenecks. Written poorly, they distort intent and hide flaws.
Stop Writing UX Tickets for Yourself
Writing UX stories isn’t about precision — it’s about perception. Every artefact is a signal. And most of them are getting lost in translation.
The Hardest Part of ADHD
ADHD at work isn’t just a personal challenge — it’s a relational one. Here’s why empathy, not efficiency, is the key to working well with neurodivergent minds.
You’re Not Behind. You’re Out of Sync.
Most productivity advice focuses on your calendar. But real flow comes from syncing with your team — not just managing your time.
UX Acceptance Criteria That Work
Vague requirements can derail UX projects. Here’s why writing clear, user-focused acceptance criteria keeps teams aligned and prevents costly rework.