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Okay, first I take a little issue with the notion that we're transferring the time spent during a morning stand-up meeting (during work time) to the evening (su
by empressplay 12y ago
Okay, first I take a little issue with the notion that we're transferring the time spent during a morning stand-up meeting (during work time) to the evening (supposedly non-work time). Is that a selling point? Do we really need to erode our after-hours time even further? Seems the only winner here is the company purchasing the 'service'.
Secondly, isn't this something most people with even basic scripting language savvy could whack together on their own (company) server? Setting up a mailing list with a daily digest (sent out first thing in the morning) and a daily 'reminder' e-mail in the evening isn't exactly hard. If I was so miserly that I'd want to screw my employees out of ten minutes of their time, I'd certainly be miserly enough to set this up myself, not pay 10+ euro a month for it.