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Can daily reports decrease a developer's productivity?
In another question, I asked about why developers might don't like daily scrum. We talked to developers and we decided to not hold daily scrum for a while (to give it a try and customized scrum in our ...
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How do you handle regular latecomers at the stand-up meetings? [closed]
We have our daily stand-up meeting at 8:45 while the workday starts at 8:30.
Even with the 15 minutes slack people keep coming too late, on a regular basis. This results in our meetings being small, ...
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Why and for what reasons developers may not like “daily scrum”?
There are advantages in holding daily scrum, like:
Team get coordinated with each other
Everyone knows what amount of task has been done
Burndown chart gets more and more complete
Task board is ...
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Dominant team members in a Scrum team
What would you do in a situation where a team member tries to take responsibilities are not initially assigned to him but to the Scrum Master?
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What's the ideal length of the sprint review/retrospective based on the length of the iteration?
I've been in several projects using scrum now.
The length of the sprint review and/or retrospective has varied from client to client, from project to project.
Some of the reviews became too long (2 ...
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Daily standups- yea or nay? [closed]
How valuable (or not) do you think daily stand-up meetings are?
If you're not familiar with it, this refers to a daily meeting that is part of Scrum adherents (and some other agile methodologies). ...
