A daily standup for a city permitting-system team expands into a ninety-minute redesign debate. What is wrong with this use of the format?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Standups are the quick huddle—“what’s up, what’s stuck”—not a redesign workshop. When the debate balloons to ninety minutes, park the deep dive for a separate session. Keep the format short and focused.
Full Explanation
Standup meetings support brief coordination: progress, near-term work, and blockers. Extended redesign debates misuse the format and should move to a dedicated problem-solving session. Standups are not substitutes for interviews, focus groups, or formal EVM presentations.