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because government project? although I imagine this happens in non-gov settings too, this is just my experience. Here's the reason: managers are so spread thin
by djKianoosh 7y ago
because government project? although I imagine this happens in non-gov settings too, this is just my experience.
Here's the reason: managers are so spread thin that they don't want to be in 5-10 standups all morning, so they combine around organizational structures rather than product(s)/deliverable(s). Another case of the software delivery matching org structure...
- TomMarius 7y agoOf course the next question in line is "why is a manager involved in the standup?" > because government project? although I imagine this happens in non-gov settings too, this is just my experience. Why not split into smaller work groups? What's the advantage of 20 person teams?
- djKianoosh 7y agoorganically this is what happens to actually get things done. but mind you, these small work groups are successful despite the large standups. life finds a way...