Johanna Rothman

MAY 11, 2022

We often think that finishing a story from the backlog is “just” tactical. However, the more often we deliver in short feedback loops, the more often we can make strategic decisions. Finishing a story creates a new decision point, for both the product and the corporate strategy. The more often we iterate strategically, the more we exhibit business agility.

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Harvard Business

MAY 11, 2022

Don’t just focus on tactical, operational goals. Ask what your customers are actually experiencing — and continuously push for improvement.

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Chad Barr

MAY 11, 2022

I recently received, what seemed to look like, a robotext on my phone from one of the political parties asking me to participate in a zoom call featuring a representative from the State Board of Education. Since I had never received such a request before, and this one piqued my curiosity, I figured they wanted money. Since they were soliciting me, I figured why not text back and see if I get a response?

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Harvard Business

MAY 11, 2022

Researchers talked to managers around the globe about how the pandemic affected their ability to develop new connections.

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Seth Godin Blog

MAY 11, 2022

This is a great excuse for racing to the bottom. Corporations with power go ahead and take advantage of customers. “Well, if we don’t do it, a competitor will.” The public markets don’t require companies to throw out their principles to succeed. In fact, they reward companies that do the opposite. People exploit vulnerabilities in systems, or cut a little close to one edge or another.

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Harvard Business

MAY 11, 2022

Are flying taxis coming to a city near you soon?

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Transportation 39