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Maybe you think there is no value, but don't realize the information you or others glean from the meeting pays off. Perhaps think about what value could come fr
by samnwa 9y ago
Maybe you think there is no value, but don't realize the information you or others glean from the meeting pays off. Perhaps think about what value could come from these meetings and then determine whether you are getting it.
- colanderman 9y agoThe psychological toll of being held to recount and justify my actions of the past 24 hours, every single day, is wholly demoralizing. I'm working on the same god-damn thing I was the day before, and the day before that. Everyone knows that, and they can look at Jira if they forget. If they need me to unblock them, they can walk over to me. (It's a fucking open office, so it's not like I can hide.) If they don't know they need me to unblock them, e-mail exists. I don't feel a need to share each trial and success of my past 24h, but maybe some people do? We're adults. If we can't be trusted to focus on work or take initiative to solve our own problems, management should reconsider their hiring strategy.