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We have switched to asynchronous, slack-based standups a long time ago, moderated by a bot (we're using a modified version of https://github.com/eelzon/morgenb
by danielbln 10y ago
We have switched to asynchronous, slack-based standups a long time ago, moderated by a bot (we're using a modified version of https://github.com/eelzon/morgenbot https://github.com/eelzon/morgenbot). This way everyone knows what everyone else has been up to, will be up to and what blockers are, without being caught up in endless discussions, and since it's asynchronous, people can supply their standup (within limits) at their own leisure. Works well for us.
- dasmoth 10y agoIf you have to have fine-grained updates, this is so obviously the right way to do it that I'm startled it's not ubiquitous. (But if there isn't a compelling reason to be counting the days, it's still nice to have the option to "go dark" for a few days sometimes)
- epalmer 10y agoApologies if the repo makes this obvious. I'm on my phone. Do you maintain a virtual scrum board? What software do you use and how do you like it? I am on small scrum team and we all would like to go virtual for many reasons. Mostly we are from different parts of campus and the travel time eats productivity. And many of us have families that get in the way of the morning standup. A virtual one can be done from anywhere. Thanks for any help.
- danielbln 10y agoYeah, we are using Trello to coordinate our tasks/stories, and have been quite happy with it.