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Right or wrong, many people that I've worked with view the 10-minute morning stand-up meeting as a "starting function" for their day. This would completely brea
by Dru89 12y ago
Right or wrong, many people that I've worked with view the 10-minute morning stand-up meeting as a "starting function" for their day. This would completely break that function of a stand-up.
I'm also not too fond of anything that would cause people to work later in the evening. The one problem I see this potentially fixing is the feeling of forgetting everything you did over the weekend.
- nerdben 12y agoStandupMail shouldn't replace your standup. But think of situations when you're working with distributed teams. Many teams are working in this mode... not just development teams. Think of marketing, sales etc.