How to Survive a Daily: 5 Tips for Newcomers and Veterans

Meetings are a crucial part of a project involving different teams, each with a mission and various levels of authority. However, while necessary, meetings can sometimes become tedious and repetitive . If this is the case, it’s likely because they aren’t being approached in the right way — neither by the organizer nor by the other participants. <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*vh9U0GUlrZGrCfBvqLvciw.png" style="height:350px; width:700px" /> <h2>The practice of holding a specific type of meeting called a  “daily” is becoming increasingly common in companies and projects.</h2> In the following three sections, we’ll explain what it entails, offer a series of tips to help you make the most of them , and finally, discuss common mistakes that can occur during these meetings . <h1>The Concept of a daily — Key Questions:</h1>  What is it? A brief team meeting of short duration (15 minutes).  What is its purpose? To facilitate team organization and manage potential impediments. Well-organized, interconnected workgroups not only ensure a higher success rate but are also capable of addressing issues at any stage of a project. <a href="https://medium.com/be-tech-with-santander/how-to-survive-a-daily-5-tips-for-newcomers-and-veterans-242575a9c751">Read More</a>