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I find that putting the daily standup right after or before lunch, pretty easily fixes this problem (assuming the team eats lunch together) - there's no extra t
by geewee 7y ago
I find that putting the daily standup right after or before lunch, pretty easily fixes this problem (assuming the team eats lunch together) - there's no extra time wasted, as you would have been interrupted anyways.
- peterkelly 7y agoI find that removing the daily standup altogether fixes the problem even more effectively.
- sojournerc 7y agoIt's not just the time interruption though, it's the mental interruption of thinking about other parts of the project, business, etc, etc, that a stand up creates. If I'm in the zone and go to lunch, I'll keep churning on the problem in my head, and might even have a solution when I'm back at keyboard. If I have a meeting before or after lunch, that context is gone
- ncmncm 7y agoExactly: sometimes, when it gets particularly intense, I go take a nap (which I can) and come back with new clarity and a better approach.