In order to do this on the 360, you had to unscrew 7 screws and remove the electronic panel completely from the case in order to access the buttons/joystick area.
With the Xbox One controller, you have to remove 2 back panels, unscrew 5 screws, flip the controller over to remove the front panel, and you then have access to the joysticks/button. Putting everything back together is much simpler here than it is with the 360 controller.
Joystick maintenance is something that occurs fairly frequently and I think Microsoft understood this with their design of the Xbox One controller. I love that the controller didn't "fall apart" upon opening it.
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