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Doing daily stand-up *well*… is easier said than done. But to do it *well*, you must first master the basics.
As you will see, I have boiled things down to five very simple rules. And I am curious to know the following:
– Are these the rules you would have chosen?
– What additional rules would you add?
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70. 5 Basic Rules for Daily Stand-Up
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Looking for rules for the daily stand-up meeting? Start with these five rules for the daily stand-up. There's so much I could say about the daily stand-up. So many tips. So many anti-patterns. But not today. Today is just the basics. The 5 "must-follow" rules for the daily stand-up meeting. Brad, can you walk us through the beginning? First rule of stand-up —— "Welcome to stand-up./" Thanks. Do you have any rules for us? /"The first rule of stand-up is, 'You must do stand-up.'/" Okay. Yes. Sounds straightforward. One more Second rule of stand-up — /"The second rule of stand-up is, 'You MUST do stand-up!'/" Ohhh. Okay, now I see what you mean. Brad is right. Daily stand-up is much more important – much more powerful – than most of us would realize. In my experience, the pros outweigh the, er, cons, even when done poorly. So just do it. Stand up. Stand up. Third rule of stand-up —- The third rule of stand-up is /"The same time every day." It's meant to become a habit. Like brushing your teeth. So pick a time that works for your team and stick to it. Can't agree on a time? Try it. 10 a.m. Fourth rule of stand-up —– The fourth rule of stand-up is /"Stand-up lasts as long as it needs to./" Um. Not quite, Brad. Daily stand-up does NOT last as long as it needs to. Unless it needs to be 14 minutes and 59 seconds or less. If your stand-up lasts longer than 15 minutes, that's a sign something is wrong. We'll get to that another time. For now: Stop after 15 minutes. Fifth Rule of Stand-Up —- Brad, can you help me one last time? /"The fifth rule of stand-up is: If you're going to do stand-up, you must stand./" He's right. You must stand. Let's not overcomplicate it: Stand-up meetings are usually shorter than seated meetings. So stand up. Stand up. Additionally, if you follow this rule, it will be perfectly clear to you, your team, and the rest of your organization that you're following the other four rules: You stand up at the exact same time every day for 15 minutes or less, and then get on with your day. What's more – So there you have it, the eight rules of fighting… er, standing up. Oh crap, I'm missing three. Can you help me? What are YOUR most important rules for daily stand-up meetings? Let me know in the comments below.
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