The public-health immunization scheduler has a high-risk no-show and eligibility journey that clinics keep misunderstanding. How should the Product Owner improve alignment on what “valuable” means?
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Short Explanation
If two kitchens argue about “done,” cook one sample plate together first. Shared examples beat a novel-length spec nobody agreed on. For a high-risk clinic journey, those examples are how “valuable” stops being a shrug.
Full Explanation
High-risk civic journeys fail when “valuable” stays abstract. Co-creating acceptance examples with customers builds a shared, inspectable understanding before and during delivery. That collaboration does not transfer Product Backlog ownership; it reduces late rejection and training-as-a-workaround. Solo legal specs or Developer-only guesses recreate the misunderstanding the Product Owner is trying to prevent.