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Except that it implies that stand-up meetings actually work to keep employees on their toes figuratively. In the first version, it's more of an implication that
by ameister14 12y ago
Except that it implies that stand-up meetings actually work to keep employees on their toes figuratively. In the first version, it's more of an implication that this is what the manual says and this company is just trying to build a business like you would a table.
- forgottenpass 12y agoIn that case, I still agree with the parent. Either it's not important so don't mention it, or dedicate a paragraph taking standups to task for being agile cargo cult bullshit.