What are the typical issues that you face while conducting Daily Standup Meetings?

Lack of Preparation: Often, team members come to the meeting without preparing what they need to discuss. This can lead to long, unproductive meetings.

Dominating Participants: Sometimes, one or two participants may dominate the conversation, preventing others from having their say.

Going Off-Topic: It's common for standup meetings to go off-topic, which can extend the meeting time and reduce its effectiveness.

Inconsistent Attendance: If team members don't consistently attend the standup meetings, it can lead to communication gaps and misunderstandings.

Time Zone Differences: For global teams, coordinating a time that works for everyone can be a challenge.

Lack of Engagement: If team members are not actively participating or are multitasking during the meeting, it can reduce the effectiveness of the meeting.

Not Following Up: If the issues raised during the meeting are not followed up, it can lead to frustration and a lack of trust in the process.

Too Long: Standup meetings are meant to be short and to the point. However, they often run over time, which can lead to fatigue and reduced productivity.