Re:Lessons Learned from the Book “Effective Remote Work” (2022)
by Sakos on Monday January 02, 2023 @12:00PM
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I think this separation is important. A meeting should either be work or social, but it shouldn't be both. Participation at the daily is mandatory. I'm there to report my progress and hear about everybody else's progress. I don't want to socialize with anybody at 9am, I just want to figure out my workday and get that started. At some point I do want to socialize, and then it's helpful if there are opportunities for that, but it should never be forced and I shouldn't be tricked into it.
If I'm at some meeting about an architectural decision, I don't want to socialize, I want us to get to the point. If people want to hang out after that, that's fine. But that's not what that meeting is for.
If I'm at some meeting about an architectural decision, I don't want to socialize, I want us to get to the point. If people want to hang out after that, that's fine. But that's not what that meeting is for.