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It's only noise when all everyone ever writes in them is noise. In that case, yes, I fully agree - it'd be a pointless waste of time and you should stop. I do
by saithir 5y ago
It's only noise when all everyone ever writes in them is noise. In that case, yes, I fully agree - it'd be a pointless waste of time and you should stop.
I do like knowing what others work on, as we're all remote. Our project owner likes knowing what we're working on as well.
If it was a daily zoom meeting I'd probably be against it every single day. As a slack message in a separate channel it's not really a bother.
> why it requires writing that down to come to the realization that you need help
It helps avoid tunnel visioning on the problem too much, I guess. The standup provides a chance to do so every morning, why not use it?
It's not like it's the only way of me communicating with the rest of the team and asking for help, not sure what ever gave you that idea...
- randomdata 5y agoIf it is reserved for when you have something interesting to tell, I can see the benefit. An expectation of fixed interval contribution is excessive. Then you just get the ridiculous "I worked on X yesterday. I will work on X today." out of lack of anything else to say.