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André Rakvåg
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10 months ago
in Top three lessons that improved our process on Thinking inside a bigger box
Interesting post, I think this is very good advice. I have seen the serious problems that can be caused by not following the "Whole team"-principle. But can that principle be followed on projects of size, e.g. more than 100 people? Do you have any thoughts on how one can organize such projects and follow this principle?
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If you don't know a good way to do it, I'd personally downsize the project to 10 people. I don't know if you have any better chance of succeeding, but at least you'll fail cheaper.
(Technically, "Whole team" is not the same as "small team", but in my experience, "small team" is important too.)