Developer teams are no strangers to daily standup meetings. Their success in increasing collaboration and visibility has led to their adoption in different types of teams and projects. Every day the whole team has a standup agenda meeting where developers and other team members proactively align with the project and delivery goals, share progress with the team, and be on top of blockers.
There are, however, developers who despise standup meetings because they are hyper-vigilant about even the most subtle indicators of unproductivity. They dislike regular standup meetings because they see no advantage to their work. Instead, they think that the daily meeting has little use to their skills and productivity, and they choose to work on projects rather than attend meetings.