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A meeting with that periodicity (or a multiple of it) is common on shift-based jobs that oversee constant operations. It's not common on any other line of work
by marcosdumay 1y ago
A meeting with that periodicity (or a multiple of it) is common on shift-based jobs that oversee constant operations.
It's not common on any other line of work... well, except for software development, that is almost universally single-shift, non-operational, and some people insist has exactly the same needs as overseeing patients in a hospital.
- SoftTalker 1y agoYes, it makes sense when there is a "hand off" of continuing operations to the next shift. For something like software, being produced by ICs or even pairs, a fixed daily meeting is much more likely (at least in my experience) to become a ceremony[1] over time even if it is occasionally or initially beneficial. [1] was wanting to find a link but could not. I'm using this word in the sense that Tom DeMarco used it in Peopleware.
- myth_drannon 1y agoAh, you're right, handover procedures between shifts.