• nxdefiant@startrek.website
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      Have you considered writing your own projects that you have to hide from your employers, and be careful with whom you discuss, so as to avoid the legal complications of the company owning your work?

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    0900 till 0930 - 15 min standup meeting.
    0930 till 1000 - focus time.
    1000 till 1100 - Pre meeting for customer meeting at 1100.
    1100 till 1200 - Customer meeting.
    1230 till 1300 - Post Meeting catchup.
    1300 till 1330 - focus time.
    1330 till 1430 - JIRA board update meeting.
    1430 till 1500 - priorities review meeting.
    1500 till 1645 - focus time.
    1645 till 1730 - EOD standup.

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      You get focus time?

      Also, what the hell is the point in an EOD standup if you’re gonna have another one in zero working minutes?

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        That concept is lost on so many people and I don’t understand why. One of the last teams I was on had two weekly meetings. One was 9:00 AM Monday morning and the other was 4:00 PM on Fridays. They were both running through all of our projects and always seemed surprised that the Monday update was the same as the previous Friday update.

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      Ex test lead, this 100%.

      My job was to organise the work between the workers, keep the business away from my subordinates, and only waste their time when they had the complete information being asked for the specific reason.

      And if I wasn’t doing one of the things above, my job was to pick up the horrible things that no one else wanted/I had experience and domain knowledge in (eg : accessibility testing)