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by nicoburns
2094 days ago
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> My introduction to standup meetings was a bit after I screwed up my ankle. I spent a lot of time thinking in that meeting about all the injuries and disabilities that would make the forced standing still for 15 (or let's be honest, 30) minutes an imposition We have "standups" without physically standing up. I've worked places where actually standing was the norm, but they definitely wouldn't have made someone stand if they had a medical reason not to (use some common sense!) The basic premise of a quick meeting to make sure everyone is aligned, and that any blockers are communicated seems sound to me. |
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