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Maybe you could try an agile approach where instead of assigning tasks you put them in a board and allow each team member pick the one they like to do. Our exp
by vpeters25 12y ago
Maybe you could try an agile approach where instead of assigning tasks you put them in a board and allow each team member pick the one they like to do.
Our experience is this makes each team member pick tasks that fit their strengths, or challenge themselves. You, as a team lead, can leave them along to handle it. They will ask for help, or mention they are stuck in the daily stand-up.
EDIT: I guess I didn't need to be that blunt, thanks downvoters for pointing that out.
- emodendroket 12y agoSo what do you do about the perma-tasks that are on the board forever because no one wants them?
- vpeters25 12y agoThere are many ways to deal with that if it becomes an issue. One way that has worked well for us is to nominate a rotating "support guy" who handles the interruptions, attend meetings, etc.