How to run an effective (and fun) standup
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- 25. SM Don't act as technical leader
- 26. SM don't make eye contact
- 27. SM Reiterate the value of standup to the team
- 28. SM Redirect decisions/approval back to the team
- 29. Pigs: Communicate lateness and report to the team, not to SM or PO
- 30. Don't say start, let the team say go: Spin the marker
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Editor's Notes
- Listening:http://customersrock.files.wordpress.com/2007/03/listening.jpg
- Scrum Master Asking good questions: http://libizblog.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/question-mark.jpg
- Don't go in same order each time : http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~pari/600.107/Horstmann/slides/Ch19/images/queue.png
- PO goes last with updates
- Have the team pick the time: http://www.infowit.com/images/time_graphic.jpg
- Use humor: http://images.buycostumes.com/mgen/merchandiser/19788.jpg
- Declare and End: http://kashifalvi.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/the-end.jpg
- Take action afterward
- Developers talk to eachother
- Chickens are optional
- Proper equipment for offsite folks, e.g. conference lines that work
- Report to Leader
- Not Prepared
- Only Discussion at Standup
- Too Early, Too Big, ShoeGazers
- Standup Used as a design session, Sitting Down
- Standup as a separate room from the team room, Electronics being used
- Standup Starts the Day, No impediments recorded, Ratholing
- Use a token, somethign fluffy that you can throw to the next person when it is their turn Bring a different token each sprint Spin the Marker to decide who goes first Offer appreciations at the beginning of a meeting. <Name of Person>, I appreciate you for <this>. Celebrate progress (Woohoos!), burndowns, impediments removed, etc Offer Food, coffee: better if it is not routine but a special thing Random stuff is helpful (though switching the time of standup is generally not helpful, it's confusing) Ask "How are you feeling?" Tell a story, a personal anecdote to start the meeting When someone leaves for a few days and comes back, tell them to bring back a tacky toy Whoever speaks first says thank you after the meeting Welcome people to standup Use "speed dating method" for impediments. Ask who has an impediment and then who can help them Bring a joke to standup (look up on internet) Create a non-human enemy (Someone mentioned a vista machine that was the enemy on the project) Ask, "how are we doing this morning?"
- Appreciations,