Why are daily meetings important? Yes I know what you are thinking, to check if the schedule is on target, to spot showstoppers, roadblocks and whatnots. But aside from those, there are things that make daily meetings rewarding.
Let’s face it, some people (including me) find it hard oftentimes to achieve a certain level of focus at work especially when multitasking is inevitable. Meetings will remind us of our commitments infront of our peers. Since most of us will be ashamed of not making any progress, it will trigger ourselves to do something about it.
In my opinion, having daily meetings typically before the shift starts will help a lot of peers suffering from bad habits - procrastination. It is one way of invigorating those who have not found their way out yet.
“Keep each other in the zone, what are teammates for?”
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