Standup ChekovI worked in an XP team where we posted a checklist on our team board to remind us what to cover at our daily standup. We called this list the “Standup Chekov,” and we posted a sign on our team board with a picture of Pavel Chekhov, a character from the original Star Trek TV series to remind us to check off our Chekov questions.
You’ll notice we moved on from the three-question format. We had some other items we wanted to cover, mostly related to customer support. For instance, every day we took turns to make sure that some developers were designated “Exposed,” which meant interruptible for sales and customer support issues. At the time, we were experimenting with tracking time spent per story so we could improve our estimates. But the most crucial question that we used this meeting for was who would be pair programming together.
Our team later added some other Chekovs to remind them about other things, such as getting a story done.
Из книги "Agile Coaching" by Rachel Davies and Liz Sedley
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Картинка одна не очень в тему. В тексте идет речь про Павла Чехова - героя сериала Стар Трек, а не про нашего писателя. :)
Ну тот Чехов в честь нашего Чехова назван :-)
А вообще, стоит списать на общую неграмотность американов :-)
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