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I think this applies to communication in large teams in general. There is an amount of shared state that is quite difficult to keep syncronised among different
by 7952 7y ago
I think this applies to communication in large teams in general. There is an amount of shared state that is quite difficult to keep syncronised among different teams. So each team maintains their own version of reality and trys to synchronise it at a particular interval. And a meeting is just one method of syncing.
People realise that the communication overhead is getting out of hand so require longer periods between synchronisation. But this lead to even more discontinuity.
- kthejoker2 7y agoMeetings are not for communication. They are for making decisions or orientation. We have plenty of asynchronous ways to communicate with a group. We also have plenty of ways to set expectations about the agenda and preparation required for a successful meeting.