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> This method is not very scrum friendly, because in truth I'm actually brain-working all of my tickets at the same time, but I haven't shifted any electrons, j
by jjav 5y ago
> This method is not very scrum friendly, because in truth I'm actually brain-working all of my tickets at the same time, but I haven't shifted any electrons, just neurons.
This really highlights why I hate agile so much. Intellectual work doesn't lead itself to reporting status on completed tickets every single day.
- wonderwonder 5y agoI absolutely hate having to do a daily stand up. I'll have my tickets done by the end of sprint, just not before that though.
- viceroyalbean 5y agoI agree that there is that implicit pressure, but really it should (as in the ideal case) be fine to just say "I've been thinking about A, B, and C" and leave it at that. That still gives you the room to say that issue C has blocker X etc if it needs to be resolved in the team.
- zoomablemind 5y ago> ...Intellectual work doesn't lead itself to reporting status on completed tickets every single day. Status is WIP until completion. As for the intellectual work, that's just outright Analysis stage. Most of dev's work is actually analysis. Sure, there's implementation, testing and such, but Analysis is almost non-stop. Anonter way to put this is Evaluation of Alternatives, Optimization of Approaches.