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No you don't. Allow people to take on the tasks by themselves, (agile style) distribute unwanted ones at random at a deadline.
by AstralStorm 9y ago
No you don't. Allow people to take on the tasks by themselves, (agile style) distribute unwanted ones at random at a deadline.
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoBut how do you determine what tasks to do and what the scope thereof is? When they're done? That's what most our meetings are about, :p
- mjevans 9y agoUltimately there does have to be someone (or some small group) where 'the buck stops'. That's who assigns the other tasks, or at least spawns them and sets default ownership + deadline. (So that the tagged individual can either produce a good alternative, or at least why they're not a good fit.)