Liz Kislik July 22, 2021 Whenever a particular bit of business jargon comes up multiple times in the same week from different clients, I always wonder what ripples are moving through the corporate zeitgeist! Are you hearing about people being asked to “stay in their lane”? One conflict-averse vice president described herself as staying … Continue reading Why It’s So Important to Stop Telling People to Stay in Their Lane
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Using the Scrum Framework? Stay in your Lane
Anthony Mersino September 22, 2020 I wrote before about bad Scrum and other abuse of the Scrum Framework. One of the common abuses that I see in organizations using Scrum is that they don’t properly use the 3 Scrum roles. To be effective, these three Scrum roles need to be implemented properly and protected. Like … Continue reading Using the Scrum Framework? Stay in your Lane
Pick Your Swim Lane
Elliot Begoun — May 7, 2018 Follow @intertwinegroup — May 7, 2018 This is going to sound strange and a bit counter-intuitive. Opportunity can be an existential threat to an early-stage brand. As odd as that is, it’s true and if not recognized it can be a brand’s quiet killer. Too many opportunities can be … Continue reading Pick Your Swim Lane
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