Yeah but that's to be expected because they are kids. If your coworkers act like children, that's a problem; they should act like adults because they should be adults. What's easy usually isn't what's right.
It’s not acting like children. It’s acting like humans.
If it’s easier to tweak questions or retrain everyone on my team, me included, I’m going with the easier path every time.
In this case easy is right because the specific question isn’t what’s important. What’s important is the community, discussion, and information shared.
I don’t think so. People know what the purpose of a standup is. You don’t even need a prompt to get one going, just have everyone go around in a circle and talk. They will do it automatically. Isn’t this basically the point of the article?
It’s easier to change the questions to improve responses.