The Kool Aid Factory :: Designing Good Processes
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The Kool Aid Factory :: Designing Good Processes Designing Good Processes - The Kool Aid Factory back Designing Good Processes 26.05.2021 The quality of the processes your company runs on will dictate how it feels to get the work done. And the difference between a good one and a bad one is significant. Good process makes the work more satisfying. Bad process bogs everyone done. And, really good processes can even establish norms that eliminate the need for process. When you’re considering rolling out a process, here are some things to consider. 1. The best process is no process. In an ideal st
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