What I liked:
  • emphasis on importance of expressing/defining/discovering benefit of scenarios choice
  • interaction
  • game
  • interaction
  • very productive
  • I learned a lot
  • exercises
  • upside down
  • focus on right value -> benefit
  • interactive, fun
  • benefits first
  • super interaction, clear message
  • practical tips!
  • nice exercises
  • nice + useful perspective features <-> benefits
  • exercises
  • I really liked the style of the presentation, mix with interaction
  • very clear message about the benefits, useful in practice!
  • interactivity
  • only few slides
  • writing on white board
  • gave me new practical insights and can start using tomorrow
  • the bingo & roleplay
  • new way of thinking
  • nice presentation
  • it made me realize I have to dig deeper for benefits then the "VALUE"-level when I now end my user stories
  • interactive, very clear communication, force to think
  • bingo :-)
  • clear explanation
  • nice exercises
  • think in benefits instead of features
  • room temperature (especially after lunch)
  • everything !
To make it perfect:
  • clarify when it's easier to define goals than messaging (Gojko's peq at start of session)
  • yellow word not readable
  • how effective does your definition of benefit fact-based low-emotional, left-braned people?
  • incorrect user-story definition (as a I need so that --> upside down user story --already exists BDD format I think
  • research more= sexist: male-brain vs female brain (not men vs women)
  • reasoning-test more= how can people intermening customers know the benefits better then the customer them-selves?
  • more context
  • main point interesting but not coing across -lots of terminology
  • ambiguous
  • more examples on benefits (real life)
  • 10/10
  • perhaps a fishbowl exercise to drill down on asking questions
  • 10/10
  • do more work on the frasing of the user stories of put in some examples
  • don't know... change toffifee for real Belgian chocolates
  • we had a bit of trouble understanding the self service case at first; description could be a bit more clear
  • I sometimes got lost, but only 1 or 2 times (so I did not get the idea)
  • actual cases with experiences
  • I would extend a bit more how to use them in real life and the limits/boundaries
  • more real-life samples
  • question round at the end of the talk
  • some business examples about projects that were delivered towards features instead of benefits
  • you could go a little bit faster
  • state the benefit that this presentation delivers
  • 10/10