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The overall argument against it is that all the information is already reflected in the ticketing system and if anything had to be resolved you can do it 1:1 ra
by dfischer 9y ago
The overall argument against it is that all the information is already reflected in the ticketing system and if anything had to be resolved you can do it 1:1 rather than wasting everyone’s time.
- philipodonnell 9y agoThat sort of assumes that you know who to talk to. I was thinking more about the case of "here's how we are doing it" and someone you wouldn't have thought to ask saying "oh, we tried to do that at [x] last year and it didn't work because [a], [b], [c]".
- dagw 9y agoBut then to ensure that that 'right' unknown person is at the meeting you basically have to invite the whole company. Much better to send out a quick "hey, anybody done any work with Monte Carlo simulations before" on the company mailing list. Maybe twice a year you can have a big 'all-hands' all day work shop where you go through and discuss major long term issues.