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One of my basic philosophies, when I ran a team, was “No regularly-scheduled meetings.” Every meeting needed a specific goal and need. But I worked for a Japan
by ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago
One of my basic philosophies, when I ran a team, was “No regularly-scheduled meetings.” Every meeting needed a specific goal and need.
But I worked for a Japanese company, and they take meetings very seriously.
One of my employees suggested daily standups. I tried to support my employees, when they suggested new stuff, so I said “let’s give it a try.”
The Japanese Liaison really liked the idea, but it needed just a little tweak…
In a short time, we were having hour-long meetings every Friday at lunchtime.
- arizen 1y agoRegular meetings, as opposed to ad hoc ones, help establish a consistent team cadence.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoYes, but they can also affect morale, and slow things down (by quite a bit). ToMAYto, ToMAHto...