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I can understand why you’d think that. If I may challenge your idea: what you describe only applies to teams that don’t meet often. My team has been doing thi
by herodoturtle 5y ago
I can understand why you’d think that.
If I may challenge your idea: what you describe only applies to teams that don’t meet often.
My team has been doing this daily standup for years. Those 10 minutes are succinct - and effective. We save the chit chat (of which there’s plenty) for our lunch breaks and after hours.
I wouldn’t blame someone for doubting it’s possible. But yeah, in our case, it just works.
- cudgy 5y agoPerhaps you work in a culture that does not have this limitation, but, in the US (a country often criticized for being work-centric), a 10 minute meeting that accomplishes anything meaningful at all is virtually impossible. In fact, the more often people meet, the more banter that crops up. Anyway, you have something special at your company that I’ve never seen. Cherish it.