Continue (or keeps) are things that are working well, and we should continue doing them. Focus on bright spots: Items that are working well that may be replicated across the company. Bi-weekly check-ins with the top 10 clients by a member of the executive team. A continuous rhythm of work with planning and adjustments.
An example of the Start, Stop, Continue can be to increase sales by 25% by the end of the current quarter. The manager defines the clear objective that needs to be accomplished and asks the team members of the sales department what can be stopped, continued, and started to achieve the objective.
When leaders stop focusing inside and start seeing the opportunities and challenges happening outside the organization, they must be flexible to take advantage of those. Leadership today is about being radically focused on what you want to accomplish, while still being nimble enough that you easily flex and change when the marketplace demands it.
Examples of flowcharts in programming. 1. Add two numbers entered by the user. Flowchart to add two numbers. 2. Find the largest among three different numbers entered by the user. Flowchart to find the largest among three numbers. 3. Find all the roots of a quadratic equation ax2+bx+c=0.
One great example of a culture-building routine is to start and end the day with circle check-ins, where we all stand in a circle and hear from every member of our class based on a quick prompt
Obtain feedback on team process in order to learn what should be continued and what should be adjusted as the team moves forward. Is a fast way to conduct a "meta" process discussion. Length of Time: 10 minutes for smaller groups to 25 minutes for larger groups. Length also depends on the amount of time being retrospect.
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