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My team just does "asynchronous stand-ups" - share your status once day in a dedicated Slack channel, whenever you want. We do this on top of a good culture of
by losteric 8y ago
My team just does "asynchronous stand-ups" - share your status once day in a dedicated Slack channel, whenever you want.
We do this on top of a good culture of asking for help and posting regular updates on our internal Sprint tracker, it works quite well.
- RussianCow 8y agoI think this is the correct way to do standups for most teams. It's asynchronous and non-intrusive, and there generally isn't any benefit from doing the standup in person anyway (aside from seeing people's faces if your team is remote).
- JustMatthew 8y agoFor technical or non-technical teams, this is usually all that's needed. If there are any questions, they can be addressed below in a reply thread or via a call or face-to-face. It's amazing how much of a time saver and efficiency builder that can be. It's equally amazing how many managers prefer time wasting group meetings where people essentially read written reports...
- somethingsimple 8y agoBeen advocating this for months at my company with no success. Our standup is of the worst kind: conference call.