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What the British Army can teach tech teams about speaking up
Some concerns need a suggestion. Others need a decision or an urgent pause. Use a practical tech example to choose a clear response and follow it through.
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An urgent API change: seven questions to plan the work before you rush
An urgent change needs more than a deadline. Work through seven questions about purpose, scope, capacity and sequencing before committing your team.
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Customers can’t sign in: rehearse an authentication-provider outage
Your platform is online, but customers cannot sign in. Rehearse the decisions your software team needs to make when its authentication provider goes offline.
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Clear goals, less micromanagement: what tech teams can learn from mission command
Clear goals and trust give tech teams room to make better decisions. Explore what mission command can teach us about ownership, autonomy and leading with purpose.
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Product metrics: how to measure progress that matters to users
Choose useful product metrics, define calculations clearly and connect activation, retention, revenue and quality to a real user outcome.
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How to connect product strategy to measurable value
Connect organisational priorities to product decisions, define meaningful measures and review benefits with a practical one-page strategy and value note.
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When everything is urgent: how to have a useful priorities conversation
Turn competing urgent requests into a clear decision, with questions, practical wording and a completed priority conversation note.
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AI personas are not customer evidence: a practical research sorting exercise
Separate observations, interpretations and AI-generated suggestions before they become product decisions.
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Stop reopening the same product decision: use a six-part decision log
Make recurring product discussions actionable with a clear question, decision owner, evidence and review trigger.
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Making Work Better for Everyone: The Role of Company Structures
Have you ever wondered how the design of a company can affect your day-to-day happiness at work? Whether it’s a big corporation or a small startup, the way a company is set up…