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To twist this slightly more positively: standups where remote or wfh people can join in and watch silently, and instead of forcing everyone to say something, ju
by sorryforthethro 7y ago
To twist this slightly more positively: standups where remote or wfh people can join in and watch silently, and instead of forcing everyone to say something, just let people share what they want. And have a doc of notes for people who missed it and care. Way better than traditional standups.
- stephenr 7y agoThe concept of a “stand up” generally doesn’t work for remote, because remote often means “9 hours time difference” Regardless, standups are stupid. It’s another ridiculous process invented by managers to look like they’re doing something. If developers need to know what others are working on because it affects them, they’ll ask.