3. Use the tools. Daily.

 

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What kind of project is it? Do you know? What you are doing and How you need to do it?

What type of leadership is needed to manage the team effectively?

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Aligning the team on the new project / activity / communication

Book Page - 42

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Decision making tool – what will happen next?

Book Page - 52

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Twenty minute business case

Book Page -69

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Making your idea even better

Book Page - 70

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Removing emotion to find out what people really object to so you can agree a solution together

Book Page - 77/87

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Finding out what problems your users have before developing ideas, testing prototypes and building solutions

Book Page - 109

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Working through a customer journey to design your product

Book Page - 110

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What do people/individuals really understand about your project and what might they do as a result?

Book Page - 120

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How to manage risk and kill ‘em dead!

Book Page - 146

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Align the team on what you need to do in the meeting to progress your activities

Book Page - 170

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Use for regular team meetings – Celebrate and share what you’re doing next.

Book Page - 170

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Prioritise ideas or actions based on effort and benefit

Book Page - 171

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Planning back from the future. Particularly useful for Quests and Foggy projects

Book Page - 172

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Learn lessons as you go to avoid the things that don’t work and do more of the things that do work

Book Page - 184

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