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I've just been learning about Wardley Mapping and he says you're right, too. The point wasn't only that you CAN trade external quality for time to ship, but tha
by yebyen 6y ago
I've just been learning about Wardley Mapping and he says you're right, too. The point wasn't only that you CAN trade external quality for time to ship, but that anyone who tells you that you can trade Internal Quality for the same is probably wrong and should be disbelieved, as that trade isn't likely to work for long, if at all.
- hcarvalhoalves 6y agoWardley Mapping seems like an interesting idea I never heard about - thanks for sharing.
- yebyen 6y agoI took the $25 class that you can find easily, I thought it was very worthwhile! Helped me to understand exactly what you said, but with some formal structure. Some teams are mad scientists, some are pioneers, some are settlers, and some are town planners. Some tasks are suited better for mad scientists, ... some for town planners. Some regulated environments are only suited to the type of work that town planners can do (6-sigma people, that's how it's also explained in the class.) But the settlers won't have much to do if pioneers haven't done some heavy lifting first, and so on (thanks a lot, mad scientist,) and the town planners can't do the type of work that you need from them either, unless there have been many layers of groundwork laid before them. Glad you enjoyed checking it out!