Might be a record for the QA meeting :) We just met to discuss what we want
to do here and everyone seemed in favor of cancelling, so Stephen will take
care of that with the calendar invite and airmo. The recording of this
discussion should be on airmo later.
Again encouraging drop-ins at the team meetings, or schedule ad-hoc
meetings or 1-1s with people you particularly want to talk to, and we will
continue to use this mailing list to discuss challenges, demos or
presentations. Also feel free to go ahead with scheduling brown bags or
lightning talks either ad-hoc or during the weekly project meeting as
interesting things come up.
Meet ups during the company all hands are still planned, so I hope to see
you all in London!
Cheers,
- Stuat
On Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 1:21 PM, Dave Hunt <
dh...@mozilla.com> wrote:
> I’m rarely able to attend due to the time of day, though I don’t believe I
> get a lot out of the meeting when I do attend, and I seldom choose to watch
> the recordings. The most useful part for me is often the presentations and
> demos. Perhaps we could encourage these as ad-hoc events? I recall someone
> suggested that they’d like me to give one of these (but I don’t remember
> who, or what it would be on!)
>
> Also, if we’re doing away with this meeting, I think it would be valuable
> to ensure the greater QA ‘team’ gather at each all-hands.
>
> Dave
>
> On 10 Feb 2016, at 15:16, Stuart Philp <
sph...@mozilla.com> wrote:
>
> Hello all!
>
> We've been talking off and on about what to do with the biweekly meeting.
> We tried the change of format, which people liked, but didn't really
> increase attendance much. So with that I'm thinking it might be best to
> call it off going forward.
>
> I would encourage anyone interested in hearing what other teams are
> working on to sit in on team meetings. You can find the individual team
> meetings on their respective qmo pages at:
>
https://quality.mozilla.org/teams/
>