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lol if you listen in meetings
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rotor posted:I have found the rush to table anything that isn't "FEATURE A, NO BLOCKERS! NEXT!" can be taken too far. Sometimes people take a minute or two to get around to mentioning things that affect more people. There's a nice midrange where people have more than a minute - I was at one place that literally handed off a little 1 minute hourglass egg timer thing and if you ran out of time you had to stop talking and give it to the next guy - and just letting some guy drone on endlessly about his adventures with xml validation. i've found that if the stories in the sprint are well defined the scrum naturally moves quickly cause everyone knows what needs to happen so questions and blockers are easy to articulate. if your stories are poo poo people will drag out the scrum asking questions and then the people who read "scrum should be quick" dont know what to do other than try to get people to stop talking about it and move on. That leads to the story not getting fixed which means in the next scrum the same issues come up. If someone is talking about their weekend or whatever then sure, cut them off, but if the story sucks and people are trying to figure it out then thats a blocker and you need to discuss it.
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guy with his camera on who is clearly not paying any attention at all.
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guy with his camera off who is clearly not paying any attention at all. (its me)
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akadajet posted:oh boy the few times I've had to fill in running standup everyone always tells me "oh wow, that was fast and painless". The secret is to tell people to "table it" the instant they go off topic. It's much better on my newer team but on my old team we used to have guys who loved to hold how smart they were over you. Our SM was way too passive aggressive to tell them to shut up. Saying your status, and talking in more detail about stuff later is such a simple concept but it's incredibly hard for certain types of people to understand. AnimeIsTrash fucked around with this message at 23:42 on Nov 17, 2022 |
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guy who fiddles with a marker and constantly drops it on the table/floor
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The worst case of standup was at old job where the lead actually took pen and paper notes of what everyone did and will do like he was taking in homework
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Guy who says maybe 5 words in the meeting. Is the SME for AWS/Azure/GCP/etc. Will absolutely drop right at the scheduled time the meeting ends.
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Modulo16 posted:Guy who says maybe 5 words in the meeting. Is the SME for AWS/Azure/GCP/etc. Will absolutely drop right at the scheduled time the meeting ends. it’s me
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person who ends every question by literally saying “…question mark?”. an interview candidate did this today
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guy who really needs to defend their points in pointing meetings
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giogadi posted:person who ends every question by literally saying “…question mark?”. an interview candidate did this today ![]()
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Guy who always asks if you're sure your estimate couldn't be faster
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PokeJoe posted:Guy who always asks if you're sure your estimate couldn't be faster this fuckin guy
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Armitag3 posted:Because them im listening to people ramble forever and i can’t think of anything more infuriating if you’re listening that’s on you
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PIZZA.BAT posted:it’s me me too. that’s why I posted it. another one: Guy who literally takes what you just told him and rephrased it as a question.
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what about the guy who asks a question you _just answered_?
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Achmed Jones posted:what about the guy who asks a question you _just answered_? they're probably a founder so you gotta be tactful
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PokeJoe posted:Guy who always asks if you're sure your estimate couldn't be faster why do i read this thread. why am i subjecting myself to this psychic damage
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PokeJoe posted:Guy who always asks if you're sure your estimate couldn't be faster Didn't realize we had a manager joining the meeting.
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PokeJoe posted:Guy who always asks if you're sure your estimate couldn't be faster the "every leader at amazon" guy
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that one dev whose only monitor is a 50" ultrawide and who refuses to share anything but their entire screen at any time
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carry on then posted:that one dev whose only monitor is a 50" ultrawide and who refuses to share anything but their entire screen at any time Gigachad developer vs virgin coworker code review reply guy
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peep who shares their screen the wrong way, producing an infinite cascade of the shared meeting
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always talking about how things were done at their last job up to six months is normal but it's been like three years
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ADINSX posted:Gigachad developer vs virgin coworker code review reply guy my 4k monitors are easily enough to contain it but 30 seconds in to every time he shares someone has to ask him to make fonts bigger or something
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carry on then posted:my 4k monitors are easily enough to contain it but 30 seconds in to every time he shares someone has to ask him to make fonts bigger or something its me, i'm the old guy telling people I can't read their 6 point fonts
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Progressive JPEG posted:always talking about how things were done at their last job lol i’m going to kill my new boss love it when they namedrop the place too wirh the implication you’re supposed to be impressed by “uber”
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carry on then posted:that one dev whose only monitor is a 50" ultrawide and who refuses to share anything but their entire screen at any time the person who has a Mac and always shares the full screen rather than presents the powerpoint so you can see that he has a Mac
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~Coxy posted:the person who has a Mac i mean, you could have stopped there to avoid repeating yourself
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rotor posted:its me, i'm the old guy telling people I can't read their 6 point fonts i worked with a guy in old job who had macular degeneration and he was running a huge (at the time) monitor at 640x480 just so he could read the text on his AS400 terminal session. he also named all his variables in his programs A...Z with no indication for wtf they were for. godspeed Ted, you were quietly the funniest loving person at that job.
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Captain Foo posted:anyone who uses more business-speak than me is a mindless corporate drone and anyone who uses less just isn’t operating in a professional manner
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~Coxy posted:the person who has a Mac and always shares the full screen rather than presents the powerpoint so you can see that he has a Mac the person who runs RHEL so it's a coin flip of whether screen sharing will actually work this time
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Captain Foo posted:anyone who uses more business-speak than me is a mindless corporate drone and anyone who uses less just isn’t operating in a professional manner
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the guy that asks "Anything else?" when you give your standup update
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:i worked with a guy in old job who had macular degeneration and he was running a huge (at the time) monitor at 640x480 just so he could read the text on his AS400 terminal session. It was either in here or in the shsc terrible coworkers thread that I read about the guy who was naming all his variables after the women in the office
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cheque_some posted:the guy that asks "Anything else?" when you give your standup update I’m just trying to be polite I don’t want to cut anyone off ![]()
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hello? sorry i was on mute
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i worked with a german guy who would use descriptive but abbreviated names but they were all in german.
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# ? Sep 28, 2023 08:29 |
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ally oop type
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