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Having a rigid process is often an overkill for small companies. Processes don't have to be "rigid". For example, "everyone online between 2-4pm GMT" is not al
by swombat 15y ago
Having a rigid process is often an overkill for small companies.
Processes don't have to be "rigid". For example, "everyone online between 2-4pm GMT" is not all that rigid, and imposes very little overhead, but greatly helps with team communications.
- bozho 15y agoAgreed, but I wouldn't call that "process". A set of 1 or 2 rules is fine, of course.