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Intro to Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) and Why It’s Valuable
Jobs to be Done is a Framework designed to enable more innovation and disruption. It’s…
What Your People Need to Succeed in Change Management
The core of change management is helping an organization prepare, support, and apply changes to…
Using Intention-Driven Communication
There’s a layer to communication that is most important for understanding: intention. It’s the most…
Rethinking Agile Principles for the Modern Business World
12 Agile principles were included in the Agile Manifesto when it was written 21 years…
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