We’ve all experienced a bad process. We’ve all experienced an unnecessary and overcomplicated process. And that makes sense! Creating a good process is challenging.
This talk will explore several habits for creating an intentional process. How can you communicate and ensure a common understanding around a process? What principles and frameworks can you put in place to bring more confidence and understanding around the processes you set? Through specific examples and learnings, this talk will share habits and a common vocabulary around processes that, when used, can help teams to be more effective, motivated, cohesive, and even productive.
Personal reflection
If you were to audit the processes that exist today in your work and/or life, which ones are intentional (inclusive, transparent, referenceable, extensible, and continuously improving), and what makes them intentional?
