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Stand-up meetingThe stand-up meeting is a practice described in the SCRUM methodology, where every team member take part at a short, focused meeting in the morning, before the working day begins, at a given time. Unlike traditional meetings, people don't sit on chairs, but stands up: in general, people will be more on the topic and the meeting won't last more than a pomodoro. The topic in the stand-up meeting is always the same:
Every people briefly explains, then the XP coach or the SCRUM master summaries the main difficulties or problems encountered, so to be discussed during a retrospective (never during the stand-up meeting itself!), and the working day can begins. Take a look at this big, nice picture by Conrad Bielski to grasp the idea, shot at Thursday. |
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