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I do to and this is partly my point. If I had taken for granted that traditions are good then I wouldn't have questioned waterfall project stand-ups, a concept
by kreeben 5y ago
I do to and this is partly my point. If I had taken for granted that traditions are good then I wouldn't have questioned waterfall project stand-ups, a concept that is essentially good and I would have been much wiser for it.
For me, the non-SCRUM stand-up is still in the "trial" phase. My mind still resists the very thought of it.
- linker3000 5y ago"I wouldn't have questioned waterfall project stand-ups" Back in 1956, Teams, Slack etc. were still pre-alpha and it was possibly difficult or technically impossible to have a group phone call, so a stand-up for larger teams spread round a building might have been the only way to quickly share info + it got the folks out of the noisy computer rooms (plus ça change there!)