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I agree, you're right. I didn't think of it that way because most agile teams have a mandatory scrum meeting in the morning every day anyway. So a meeting is al
by quantadev 2y ago
I agree, you're right. I didn't think of it that way because most agile teams have a mandatory scrum meeting in the morning every day anyway. So a meeting is always literally the first thing you do...or at least it's your first interruption that comes right about the time you begin concentrating.
It's super counter-productive too because in the morning is when I'm at my most productive and a guaranteed interruption every single morning is horrible.
- aidenn0 2y ago> It's super counter-productive too because in the morning is when I'm at my most productive and a guaranteed interruption every single morning is horrible. At least in my bubble, tech seems to be skewed heavily towards night-owls. I winder if putting the meeting in the morning is due to people assuming that, since they aren't productive in the mornings, neither is anybody else.
- quantadev 2y agoIn my 20s and 30s I wasn't productive in the morning mainly because chances are I was out half the night drinking. Since hitting my 40s, I'm most productive in the morning, because I'm never out late.