How to Run a Daily Standup Meeting
Channel: Playbook
Date: 2018-11-15

So what makes a kick-ass daily standup meeting? And what are the warning signs that your daily standup meeting is going awry? 

The Lean Startup and the Agile Manifesto have both played a part in popularizing the concept of fast feedback. Product development is all about learning. Slow feedback causes slow projects. Breaking work into small batches speeds up the learning process.  One great example is holding daily meetings to quickly uncover blockages and communicate issues, risks, and status changes.

Running a daily huddle meeting seems pretty simple right?  After all it’s just another meeting.  Well not really. The daily huddle process is important. Just like in football, a great huddle or standup meeting should leave team members prepared for their next action, clear on their number one priority for the day, energized and armed with the tools they need to get it done.

Check out the ten tips below for running a kick-add daily huddle meeting. And don't forget to download your free daily huddle agenda at the end of this post.