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Team OKR: How to achieve aligned, clear, challenging, inspiring and deadline-oriented objectives (ACCID)

Team OKR: How to achieve aligned, clear, challenging, inspiring and deadline-oriented objectives (ACCID)

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This article emphasizes the significance of well-defined objectives for an organization’s success, particularly within the framework of Team OKR. For an objective to be effective, it must align with the organization’s mission and values, be clear, challenging (yet achievable), inspiring, and deadline-oriented. The author introduces the acronym ACCID to encapsulate these essential criteria. Aiming to motivate teams and organizations towards substantial goals, the article stresses the importance of measuring progress and adhering to these ACCID principles within the OKR framework.

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Lean Inception: Learn How to Align People and Build the Right Product

Lean Inception: Learn How to Align People and Build the Right Product

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Lean Inception is a crucial agile methodology for aligning teams on effective product creation. Introduced by Paulo Caroli, it combines Design Thinking and Lean StartUp techniques to define strategies and Minimum Viable Product (MVP) scope. It is valuable for large projects, startups, and business innovations. Not suitable for discovery activities, prototyping decisions, or cross-team alignment. Active participants, stakeholders, and skilled facilitators are essential for the success of this collaborative process. Lean Inception is fundamental for guiding teams toward meaningful and efficient product outcomes.

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Lean Inception for planning a TV show

Lean Inception for planning a TV show

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Look how cool this report by Luana Monteiro about a Lean Inception to align and plan a TV show.   “#MestredoSabor, Globo's new reality show opens in a few hours. We innovated how we planed a high quality culinary program and content. I was invited to facilitate...

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PO and the consultancies delivery teams 

PO and the consultancies delivery teams 

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On this post I’ll describe 3 approaches by 3 different consultancies to address the need a delivery team has on the Product Owner (PO). Client Company - Consultancy Delivery Team Please consider the following for this post: Client Company - the company hiring...

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Lean Inception best-seller at Amazon.com.br

Lean Inception best-seller at Amazon.com.br

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The Lean Inception book was first released In Portuguese on November 2018. And it’s been a best seller on Amazon.com.br. Please find below a few images form the book page on Amazon.com.br. The  Amazon ranking is dynamic, so you can go to the book page and check the...

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Removing the architectural bottleneck

Removing the architectural bottleneck

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“In the company I work there is an architecture team that needs to support 8 squads where each one has its priorities. That is, the architecture is being a bottleneck… Do you have any tips to help us? Thanks in advance. ”By Aline Dias   This was a question...

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Lean Inception Agenda Template

Lean Inception Agenda Template

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In this comprehensive guide, seasoned Lean Inception facilitator Paulo Caroli shares invaluable insights and practical strategies for successful Lean Inception workshop planning and execution. Discover two distinct agenda templates tailored to specific needs, enabling facilitators to optimize feature brainstorming based on business goals or user journeys. The Lean Inception agenda template has sessions such as the Kick-Off, Product Vision, Personas, User’s Journeys, Brainstorming, Sequencer, MVP Canvas and Showcase. Three distinct scheduling styles are outlined, comparing benefits and drawbacks. The checklist ensures meticulous preparation, making this guide an essential companion for anyone orchestrating a Lean Inception workshop. 

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Scrum starts with PBB

Scrum starts with PBB

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Scrum is an agile framework to iteratively and incrementally create product features. It starts with a customer-prioritised list of desired product features increments (a Product Backlog) which are periodically – typically a one- or two-weeks period (a Sprint) --...

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