What?
It's a stand-up meeting that every one in the team attends to answer these major questions:
- What did you accomplish yesterday?
- What is your goal for today?
- What is preventing you from accomplishing your goals?
It's called "Daily Stand-up Meeting" in Agile XP and in Scrum it's called "Daily Scrum".
Design discussions should be differed until after the meeting.
Why?
- Communicate status
- Share commitment
- Identify Obstacles
- Set direction and focus
- Build a team
Preparation?
Like any other meeting, the team members are responsible to prepare in advance to answer those 3 questions.
Who to report?
Team members should report to the peers and the team as a whole not to the team leader or manager only.
How long?
Up to 15 minutes, therefore for a team of 5 each member will have 2-3 minutes to talk.
Who attends?
Anyone who is directly involved in or wants to know about the day-to-day operation of the project should attend the single daily stand-up meeting. Typically at most 10 people.
When?
Not too early, not too late e.g. between 11:45 and 12:00
Who runs the meeting?
The team runs the meeting, not the manager nor the team leader.
Challenges:
- You will be accounted for what you say in the meeting; so other people who attend the meeting will judge you about how much you do work or not so gossips will be more at the office perhaps
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