Re:Why We Don't Do Daily Stand-Ups at Supercede
by yakshaving_jgt on Monday August 30, 2021 @06:09AM
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> it is the most effective and efficient way to discuss.
That’s a wildly spurious claim. If all the information is distributed orally, how is it recorded for the purposes of future cross-reference?
Re:Why We Don't Do Daily Stand-Ups at Supercede
by bradknowles on Thursday September 02, 2021 @03:25AM
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There’s typically no new information presented in a standup. Therefore, what is presented there does not need to be recorded.
It’s more a repetition of information that is already recorded elsewhere, perhaps in a JIRA ticket or in a slack conversation, or whatever. But most people don’t actively go seek out all that information from all their teammates, so it’s still useful to present that information to the whole team.
If you do come up with something new in the standup, it will probably be your responsibility to follow up and document that.
In general, chat or email is less effective than face to face discussion, and also suffers from the problem that people may not read them. So Agile is proposing a way to solve those issues.
It's up for each company or team to organize the way they think works best for them. But in any case it is useful to understand what Agile is trying to solve and achieve.