When teams go remote, the function of meetings changes. Lacking context, team members end up using meetings to play catch-up rather than to discuss and make critical improvements.
In this 45-minute webinar, Code Climate Co-Founder Noah Davis discusses how leaders can use data to better support their remote teams. He explains how to dig into engineering data from Velocity reports to get your team on the same page and keep meetings focused and productive.
You’ll learn how to use:
- Stand-ups to unblock engineers
- Retros to diagnose problems and process fault lines
- 1:1s to give constructive feedback and encourage career development
To start bringing data to your remote meetings, request a demo of Velocity.
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