Hi, I am an intern, it's been 4 months, and I still panic when I get a new story, is there some kind of unsaid rule on how to approach a story or issue given ?
Thank you.
Been there, done that. Soon you'll learn that the feeling isn't actually panic, it's excitement, like when Sherlock Holmes gets a new case to solve :)
This is what i follow
based on story card segregate them into frontend, backend. and in that each again divide them based in flows or functionality etc. If anything unclear in requirement get it clarified.
That gives list of tasks/subtasks to be done.
Discuss with your senior/lead on the same to ensure all the areas are covered. This is more like review.
In most of the companies usually tasks are assigned to Freshers so feel free to check with your seniors as well.
Extra mile is to list down regression required areas if any or Impact areas this helps QA as well along with TDD(Test Driven Design) approach.
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