## Process - Armani, Infrastructure and Bootcamp

### What practices are working? (processes, meetings, artifacts, agreements within the team including work with stakeholders)

* Bootcamp's dailies are working well, they don't go too technical, they use 1:1 calls instead to get help on tickets.
* Armani:  Meetings (Pre-planning, daily, planning, retro).  They stick to the agenda, have the right people, use MYGA as the agenda, have well-written cards and outcomes (of Retros) are used constructively.
* Armani:  Including PM as part of the team. They are aligned well.
* Infra dailies are working well.  Good perspective on what's going on, despite unforeseen cards that pop up every day.
* Bootcamp's weekly retros are working well, constructive improvements
* Armani:  Each team has the flexibility to set up their own process, depending on their stakeholder, team experience and demands on the team (high predictability, etc.).  They have the ​flexibility to use Retro outcomes as they see fit, what's best for that team.

### What practices are not working?

* Armani:  Tuesday's TL/PM sync up meeting is pointless and only serves Taso.  It doesn't help to alleviate cross-team issues.
* Armani:  The weekly report, nobody reads it, too much work.  How about a channel instead to announce initiatives where people can engage and ask questions? Jonatas: people can then subscribe to initiatives they are interested in.
* Bootcamp's Reminder:  would love to have a PM that can create general (not team-specific) feature tickets for the developers in Bootcamp.  Actually, anyone to create a ticket in YouTrack and tag it for Bootcamp to work on.  Right now they only have technical tickets.
* Armani:  Processes (bureaucracy to remove functionality, some dependency​ from other teams).  Especially when working with Analytics; lots of blockers when working with them.  Jonatas' suggestion is to have 1 analytics and 1 infrastructure person on each team, and function like a guild instead. He also said that reaching out and working with people 1:1 (instead of in a channel) can help.

### Suggestions