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I think it can be summarized in one word: meeting. Do you agree?
by oscardelben 17y ago
I think it can be summarized in one word: meeting. Do you agree?
- praptak 17y ago> Do you agree? I think we should discuss it to make sure we're on the same page. I booked 313 for the afternoon.
- oscardelben 17y agoSure, every time I see a classic meeting, the meeting is about how everything sucks or how we could do if only (put anything here) Instead, when we (developers) have our mourning scrum meeting, we just need 5 minutes to discuss what to do for the day. Shit can happen, and sometimes a meeting is really necessary, but from my experience it doesn't justify the real cost of it in most cases (number of people multiplied for their hourly rates)
- matt1 17y agoYeah, that's where it happens the most. I think someone should do something about it.
- lurkinggrue 17y agoLet's put that to a vote for the agenda for the next meeting.
- 4ensic 17y agoI work for a government agency. In order to have even a meeting the managers exchange emails to test the waters to see if an action group needs to be formed to assess the viability of creating a comittee to study the concept for eventual inclusion in a meeting agenda. You guys in the private sector have it easy.
- spoondan 17y agoNonconstructive criticism is just as bad about meetings as it is during meetings. The value of a meeting is entirely dependent upon what the people involved in the meeting bring to it. Bad meetings are caused by people being unprepared and not knowing what they want to get out of the meeting. If all you bring to the table is fatalism, the meeting will suck for you.