Lets get back to lightweight methods, let me propose a 7 step process with the working name Objective Driven Agile â although I also want to call it Really Simple Agile or maybe Xanpan 2022 â and Iâd rather forget the A-word altogether and get back to lightweight. 1) Start where you are, with the people on the team, with the code you have, with any existing documents, there is no pre-work, you sta
Source: Roger L. MartinI am getting weary of the Objective & Key Results (OKRs) hype-train. As a result, I am compelled to dedicate my third Year II Playing to Win/Practitioner Insights (PTW/PI) piece to Stop Letting OKRs Masquerade as Strategy. Given the widespread enthusiasm for OKRs, I predict it will be a worthy successor to Itâs Time to Toss SWOT Analysis into the Ashbin of Strategy History,
Team Objectives â Overview After many years of being a very vocal advocate for the OKR (Objectives and Key Results) technique, in the majority of companies I meet, I have stopped recommending the practice. Thatâs because, in so many companies, even though conceptually the technique is simple and sound, it ends up proving a waste of time and effort, and yields little if any results. How can somethi
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