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The problem is that hands-on meetings are supposed to be short, so you'll have time to say "we're having this issue", but not enough time to detail all of the d
by stdbrouw 9y ago
The problem is that hands-on meetings are supposed to be short, so you'll have time to say "we're having this issue", but not enough time to detail all of the different approaches you've already tried, so you get a lot of less-than-helpful advice from people who don't have enough information to go on but think they do.
- philipodonnell 9y agoThat's fair. I suppose the length of the meeting is tough to get right to make it work like that. Too long and you end up wasting time, too short and, like you said, not enough time to get real constructive feedback.