> This works except in a small minority of cases: some individual contributors enjoy their meetings. Also in a small minority of cases breaking up a developer

> This works except in a small minority of cases: some individual contributors enjoy their meetings. Also in a small minority of cases breaking up a developer flow to provide on the ground context in a meeting is better for the organisation than keeping the developer in-flow for another hour. Rarely, I'll concede, but it's worth remembering that few developers are paid to "code", but to create value for the organisation. The vast majority of the time that's done by coding, but sometimes (in those rare moments) that value is derived from a meeting.