I am sure many of us at some point of time in our career come across this argument from meeting attendees, primarily inexperienced guys, that he/she is very busy with his current tasks related with coding or testing, and that he may not be able to join the same given the fact that he agreed to attend the meeting earlier. Another instance that I have come across in relation with meeting is people coming up with laptops and get themselves busy with their tasks (coding/testing/others) while meeting is proceeding.
Thinking about my coding/testing while meeting is on!
Let’s try and understand what can be some of the different kind of meetings for an application programmer, or tester.
Let’s try and understand why meeting is called in the first place, and why can’t we just live without meetings:
So, why must an application programmer/tester attend those meetings if he/she has been invited, and what must he do in those meetings:
And, if you are not able to attend those meetings, decline politely along with reasons, if possible. In some cases, I found developers/testers not sending RSVP and meeting getting cancelled in last minute due to lack of quorum.
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