Tag: Measurement
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If we can’t measure it, does it matter?
tldr; It has been suggested that I type… a lot. To that end – if you find that reading the whole article is untenable – I’m adding in a “Typed Long, Didn’t Read” section to surface the main points of the writing. Hope you find this useful too. Stop measuring activity and start measuring impact! True…
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High Performing Teams are transparent with their Three Es.
High performing teams are transparent with their Three Es. Take every opportunity to tell the full story of a teams effectiveness, efficiency and engagement. Stakeholders who understand the full picture of how a team is performing, can do more to enable and empower their teams.Share your Effectiveness, Efficiency and Engagement every chance you get!
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High Performing Teams – You Get What You Measure
As a leader, creating a culture of effectiveness, efficiency, and engagement is key to building a high-performing team. The secret lies in measuring, sharing, and continuously improving your 3E metrics. Remember, you get what you measure.
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The 3 Es: A Worthy Balancing Act
If you’ve been coached by me or any of the marketing coaches, you’ve no doubt heard us talk about the concept of the 3 Es – and why they create the feeling of speed. The 3 Es articulate a balance between execution, continuous improvement, and valuing individual interactions and individuals. It can be easy for newer teams to…
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You get what you measure…
Yesterday I was driving to meet a partner coach for coffee (yes I left my house…) and I heard a story on the radio that got me thinking about agile team metrics and how we use them. To be fair, the story had nothing to do with agile, teamwork, business, customer value or anything like that. …
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Speed is just a byproduct…
I bet you a week’s worth of coffee – in my case, a fairly substantial bet – if you were to ask ten random leaders, “Why Agile?,” the vast majority of them would say, “Speed.” Ask a follow-up question, “What do you mean when you say speed?,” and you will undoubtedly get the response, “Things…