Stop-Start-Continue
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A start-stop-continue is a simple team exercise. As the name suggests, there are three parts to it. During each part, you should ask a variety of open-ended questions that get your team thinking and collaborating with one another. Think of it as a constructive checkpoint.
Agenda
START
What do we need to start doing?
Is there a tool, process, or resource that would help us achieve our goals?
What strengths do we have that we aren't currently leveraging?
STOP
What do we need to stop doing?
Are we doing something that is holding us back?
What do we do that takes up a lot of resources but doesn't product significant results?
Is there a tool or process that isn't working the way it was intended to?
CONTINUE
What are we doing right that we need to continue doing?
What works well that shouldn't change?
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