“YES! Follow me…”
Sprints help you find the right strategy, design or improve a product or service and devise a campaign.
Good questions for a sprint include:
- “How might we get a better understanding of our customers needs and start down the right path?”
- “How might we meet a specific customer need with a new service?”
- “How might our product keep up with the increasing expectations of our customers?”
- “How might we give our colleagues the tools to successfully meet customers’ needs?”
- “How might we develop a marketing plan we all agree on?”
“MAYBE TRY NEXT DOOR?”
Problems that are very complicated or very obvious aren’t right for a sprint. If your problem isn’t, we’ll tell you.
Complicated problems:
- Big operational challenges such as staffing, IT infrastructure, new organisational structure
- Creating a culture shift in your organisation, e.g. from being very procedure based to being more nimble and agile
Problems with obvious solutions:
- You know what to do, so just need to do it.
- “We just need to find the right text for this button”
If you need help choosing or defining your sprint challenge, we can help for free: