Comment “CLEAN AC” if you’re done dealing with devs saying “It should work now” while QA silently screams. 👇 Let’s be honest: Most sprint chaos doesn’t come from coding issues. It comes from terrible acceptance criteria. Last week, a client showed me ACs that literally said: “User should be able to submit the form.” That’s it. No scenarios. No edge cases. No expected results. And then they wondered why QA filed 14 bugs and the review turned into a blame-fest. Here’s the truth: ACs aren’t decoration. They’re the contract between business, dev, and QA. Bad ACs = ❌ Endless back-and-forth ❌ Missed expectations ❌ “But that’s not what I meant…” Good ACs = ✅ Alignment ✅ Faster sprints ✅ Zero surprises during demo ✅ A team that actually trusts each other If you want to go from “note-taker BA” to the BA who writes ACs that prevent chaos instead of causing it… 💬 Comment CLEAN AC and I’ll send you my scenario-based AC format — the same one I use to fix messy user stories in under 10 minu...