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1. Thats no longer a standup but a planning meet 2. Those participants are not good employees then and should be told to pay attention or face further action.
by edgyquant 4y ago
1. Thats no longer a standup but a planning meet
2. Those participants are not good employees then and should be told to pay attention or face further action. Meetings are for everyone to get on the same page, I’ve had too many engineers who think they have better things to do then implement things wrong or ask questions we covered in the meeting. Not something I’ll deal with anymore.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIf one of ten employees isn't paying attention in a meeting, good chance it's the employee's fault. If most of the employees in a meeting aren't paying attention, it's probably the manager's/meeting-runner's fault. In between those, it might take some digging to figure out who needs to adjust to fix the problem.