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Stanislav Bashkyrtsev
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Just-in-Timetime (what IT people mistakenlymistakenly call Kanban) doesn't impose any restrictions on when and how you run your meetings. You can do daily meetings or weekly meetings - if you and your team is agile you should build the process that suits you.

Just-in-Time (what IT people mistakenly call Kanban) doesn't impose any restrictions on when and how you run your meetings. You can do daily meetings or weekly meetings - if you and your team is agile you should build the process that suits you.

Just-in-time (what IT people mistakenly call Kanban) doesn't impose any restrictions on when and how you run your meetings. You can do daily meetings or weekly meetings - if you and your team is agile you should build the process that suits you.

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Stanislav Bashkyrtsev
Stanislav Bashkyrtsev
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Just-in-Time (what IT people mistakenly call Kanban) doesn't impose any restrictions on when and how you run your meetings. You can do daily meetings or weekly meetings - if you and your team is agile you should build the process that suits you.