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Making classic standups useful and comfortable definitely requires psychological safety. You need to feel like you can occasionally say "worked on X, didn't mak
by twic 7y ago
Making classic standups useful and comfortable definitely requires psychological safety. You need to feel like you can occasionally say "worked on X, didn't make any progress", and a manager or a rival isn't going to pounce on you for it.
If you don't have pervasive psychological safety, there's a lot of stuff from XP that isn't going to work.
- lbriner 7y agoExactly what I was about to say. There are many things that are dismissed in team culture because of the fear of feeling exposed or blamed but that is an issue of culture and/or insecurity, not a disadvantage of using agile methods.
- einpoklum 7y agoThis reminds of this scene: https://youtu.be/OMDQzITWJyU?t=204 https://youtu.be/OMDQzITWJyU?t=204 From "The Dictator", where Nuclear Nadal is reporting on his progress.