Epics, Stories, and Tasks

Epics, Stories, and Tasks

Breaking down work into manageable pieces allows you to tackle even the largest projects. Epics are large projects, stories are smaller projects and tasks are daily actions. Each task should be further broken down to action steps if it has more than one step. Breaking down work reduces wasted effort, making it easier to scale up or down while retaining the ability to work iteratively.

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