1. For transparency any member of the team can identify blockers in Kanban by putting them in the blocked column.
2. If you're blocked, and running into issues, you'd reach out to anyone that can help you. Why would you wait for a standup or "talk to the wall" for that? Just be proactive.
Dependencies should be known before committing to a scope of work (iteration) with the team. Planning stage (minimal time investment for scope of work definition) vs committed work stage (in progress iteration).
1. For transparency any member of the team can identify blockers in Kanban by putting them in the blocked column. 2. If you're blocked, and running into issues, you'd reach out to anyone that can help you. Why would you wait for a standup or "talk to the wall" for that? Just be proactive.
Dependencies should be known before committing to a scope of work (iteration) with the team. Planning stage (minimal time investment for scope of work definition) vs committed work stage (in progress iteration).