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1 -The world is now changing at a rate at which the basic systems, structures, and cultures built over the past century cannot keep up with.
2 -We have the opportunity, to create a mindset where there is a new sense of optimism, mission accomplishment, and accountability.
3 -This will help us meet our immediate goals and better position us to deal with the challenges of the twenty-first century
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5 -//We cannot miss this opportunity.//
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7 -Source: [[Accelerate! The Evolution of the 21st Century Organization (John Kotter)>>url:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc7EVXnF2aI]]
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11 -What if we created the best job someone ever had?
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13 -There is an alternative. It’s a different sort of increase, a better sort of safety.
14 -It’s work that matters. It’s creating a difference, being part of something, and doing work we’re proud of.
15 -This is the song of significance. This is what motivates people to do the work that can’t be automated, mechanized, or outsourced.
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17 -But how? How to change the systems we’ve worked so hard to build for generations?
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19 -//The answer begins simply with: we need to choose.//
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21 -Source: [[The Song of Significance (Seth Godin)>>url:https://shipdf.com/book/the-song-of-significance-by-seth-godin/]]
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24 24  (% class="table-hover" style="background-color:#f1ffed; color:#5e0000" %)
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26 -= //The Best Workplace Blueprint// =
3 += //The Best Workplace - Blueprint// =
27 27  
28 28  //Combines Agile, Lean, User-Centered Design, and modern leadership principles in a holistic collaboration model//
29 29  )))
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30 30  |(((
31 31  == We Engage with Our Users ==
32 32  
33 -* We are clear about who uses or is affected by our work; our users can be internal and external.
34 -* We connect with users and empathize with them, listen to their needs, and learn from their insights.
10 +* We connect with our users, whether they are customers or internal users.
11 +* We empathize with users, listen to their needs, and learn from their insights.
35 35  * We consider the entire user journey, not just isolated interactions.
36 36  * We prioritize users’ needs over assumptions or organizational priorities.
37 37  * Our utmost priorities are users’ well-being, privacy, and needs.
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53 53  * We embed quality into every increment, preventing costly delays, rework, and defect fixes.
54 54  )))
55 55  |(% colspan="1" %)(((
33 +== We Practice Transparency and Build Trust ==
34 +
35 +* We proactively share information with our leaders, employees, colleagues, and other teams and departments.
36 +* We openly discuss our progress, as well as any setbacks.
37 +* We communicate about the fulfillment of our promises and commitments.
38 +* We are honest about our deficits and actively seek areas for improvement.
39 +)))
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56 56  == We Are Visionary Leaders and Enablers ==
57 57  
58 58  * Leaders provide and align vision and strategy, inspiring, energizing, and coaching our teams.
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66 66  * We create environments that encourage experimentation and hypothesis exploration.
67 67  * We embrace changes grounded in evidence and tested hypotheses.
68 68  )))
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70 -== We Practice Transparency and Build Trust ==
71 -
72 -* We actively share information with our leaders, employees, colleagues, and other teams and departments.
73 -* We proactively communicate about the fulfillment of our promises and commitments.
74 -* We openly discuss our progress, as well as any setbacks.
75 -* We are honest about our deficits and actively seek areas for improvement.
76 -)))