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The idea of Scrum terrifies me, especially the Daily Scrum, because I've a very cycling productivity. In averaging the days, I get enough done. But if I would h
by dan00 16y ago
The idea of Scrum terrifies me, especially the Daily Scrum, because I've a very cycling productivity. In averaging the days, I get enough done. But if I would have to justify my less productive days, it would be very stressful for me, and it would be quite hard to explain why I couldn't get done more today.
- loewenskind 16y agoSimple: on your productive days you must have done more than was expected so just don't report it all. Save it for less productive days.
- ehendrickson 16y agoThe daily scrum is supposed to be about coordination, not reporting status to management or evaluating progress of individuals. It's just an opportunity to say "I'm working on XYZ" so someone else can say "Oh, I need to touch that area later today. We should chat offline." That doesn't mean every team handles the daily scrum well or that the purpose is never hijacked. But it does mean that if the scrum starts to feel like a tribunal, it's probably a process smell that should be raised in the sprint retrospective.