Please Give Me Your Ticket Number

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Agile Programming Devops

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Please Give Me Your Ticket Number

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The eternal dance between developers and project managers in their natural habitat. Left side: PM promising quick fixes with their signature "got a minute?" opener (translation: prepare for a 2-hour meeting). Right side: developer desperately seeking a JIRA ticket for documentation because verbal requests might as well be written in disappearing ink. When the PM finally caves and creates a ticket, the developer's relief is palpable—finally, proof this conversation happened! Without a ticket, it's just two people having a hallucination about feature requests.

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