Comments on: Daily SCRUM meeting rules http://abrachan.wordpress.com Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:10:44 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: bree http://abrachan.wordpress.com/scrum/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7670 bree Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:51:53 +0000 https://abrachan.wordpress.com/management/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7670 what is a chicken and pig? im a n00b sorry. what is a chicken and pig? im a n00b sorry.

]]> By: Gene http://abrachan.wordpress.com/scrum/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7476 Gene Fri, 29 May 2009 12:39:00 +0000 https://abrachan.wordpress.com/management/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7476 If you start with the person to your left, how do you proceed "counter-clockwise"? Is everyone standing on the ceiling?? If you start with the person to your left, how do you proceed “counter-clockwise”?

Is everyone standing on the ceiling??

]]> By: Abrachan http://abrachan.wordpress.com/scrum/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7282 Abrachan Tue, 16 Dec 2008 04:02:48 +0000 https://abrachan.wordpress.com/management/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7282 That is a good suggestion. I fully agree with you, Richard. Thanks. That is a good suggestion. I fully agree with you, Richard. Thanks.

]]> By: Richard Lawrence http://abrachan.wordpress.com/scrum/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7281 Richard Lawrence Mon, 15 Dec 2008 17:35:57 +0000 https://abrachan.wordpress.com/management/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-7281 Consider changing the questions to "What did you *complete* yesterday?" etc. rather than "What have you done...?" This focuses the meeting on results over busyness. I've seen many Scrum teams fill the Daily Scrum with so many details about all the things they were busy doing that they never get around to making and following up on commitments to one another, which is the real purpose of the meeting. Consider changing the questions to “What did you *complete* yesterday?” etc. rather than “What have you done…?” This focuses the meeting on results over busyness. I’ve seen many Scrum teams fill the Daily Scrum with so many details about all the things they were busy doing that they never get around to making and following up on commitments to one another, which is the real purpose of the meeting.

]]> By: Bob http://abrachan.wordpress.com/scrum/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-1803 Bob Fri, 02 Feb 2007 08:22:09 +0000 https://abrachan.wordpress.com/management/scrum/daily-scrum-meeting-rules/#comment-1803 Cool%21..+Nice+work... Cool%21..+Nice+work…

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