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Tiago Cardoso
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Jira What to do when the team prefers private communications on mail and communicationchat over collaborative tools like Jira?

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I've noticed that a lot of discussion between a developer and a Product Owner happens in private conversations in various communication tools (Skype, Slack, email, etc). The reason is because these tools are more convenient for communication than Jira.

  1. a lot details is hidden from the rest of the team
  2. it is difficult to find these details in message history
  3. these details are not reflected in Jira

Are there any good practices to avoid this in projects?

I've noticed that a lot of discussion between a developer and a Product Owner happens in private conversations in various communication tools (Skype, Slack, email, etc). The reason is because these tools are more convenient for communication than Jira.

  1. a lot details is hidden from the rest of the team
  2. it is difficult to find these details in message history

Are there any good practices to avoid this in projects?

I've noticed that a lot of discussion between a developer and a Product Owner happens in private conversations in various communication tools (Skype, Slack, email, etc). The reason is because these tools are more convenient for communication than Jira.

  1. a lot details is hidden from the rest of the team
  2. it is difficult to find these details in message history
  3. these details are not reflected in Jira

Are there any good practices to avoid this?

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Daniel
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Jira and communication tools

I've noticed that a lot of discussion between a developer and a Product Owner happens in private conversations in various communication tools (Skype, Slack, email, etc). The reason is because these tools are more convenient for communication than Jira.

  1. a lot details is hidden from the rest of the team
  2. it is difficult to find these details in message history

Are there any good practices to avoid this in projects?