The "Have a Recommendation" part is really resonate with me.
When we truly know the "why" and have a clear picture about "decision space" (the range of actions the business team could potentially take), it's easier to craft more precise recommendation. Stakeholder's attention is a scarce resource and we can't just waste it by having poorly crafted analysis.
The "Have a Recommendation" part is really resonate with me.
When we truly know the "why" and have a clear picture about "decision space" (the range of actions the business team could potentially take), it's easier to craft more precise recommendation. Stakeholder's attention is a scarce resource and we can't just waste it by having poorly crafted analysis.
Great post as always, Robert!
Yes, yes, yes. In general, valuing other people's time is a great principle to follow.
And thank you Erald!