What should you report about today's plan in a CSA Stand Up?

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What should you report about today's plan in a CSA Stand Up?

In a CSA Stand Up, the goal is to quickly communicate your plan for the day, your priorities, and any blockers you expect. This option fits best because it directly conveys what you intend to tackle today, the order of importance, and any obstacles you anticipate. That combination helps the team stay aligned, re-prioritize if needed, and offer help to remove blockers. Reporting only yesterday’s tasks skips the current plan, detailing code changes is too granular for a brief stand-up, and long-term roadmap updates belong in broader planning discussions rather than a daily check-in.

In a CSA Stand Up, the goal is to quickly communicate your plan for the day, your priorities, and any blockers you expect. This option fits best because it directly conveys what you intend to tackle today, the order of importance, and any obstacles you anticipate. That combination helps the team stay aligned, re-prioritize if needed, and offer help to remove blockers. Reporting only yesterday’s tasks skips the current plan, detailing code changes is too granular for a brief stand-up, and long-term roadmap updates belong in broader planning discussions rather than a daily check-in.

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