Mastering Embedded Systems Aftermath in a task-force - MES016
Task-Force – The final
With episode #6 the mini-series about task-forces has started. Episode #8 tackled the launch phase of a task-force. And with episode #12 you got a lot of details about the most essential part of a task-force – the running phase. And now, in this last episode of the series, it’s about all the stuff you need to do after you have run any task-force meeting or the task-force at all.
In the first step of the task-force mini-series you needed to understand the general pros and cons of a task-force, the intention and your own understanding of the why, what and how is essential.
In the second step I have informed you about all the valid key indicators for a successful launch phase. And I have given you the tools to do it.
The main phase of task-force, the essential doing, was covered in the third part. You found a lot of details about running the task-force, calling regular meetings, pushing forward, negotiations and arguments, and you strong commitment with a clear focus on the goals.
This episode now finalizes the series about task-force’ing. The aftermath covers the creation of meeting minutes, support of ongoing work and finally touch-down the task-force.
Essential Answers Provided In This Episode For:
- Why are meeting minutes that essential for your task-force work?
- What are essential contents for regular meeting minutes?
- How can you effectively handle action items?
- When is it more helpful to bow yourself out of the ongoing discussion?
- Why should you do a retrospective of your task-force?
- What does Yokoten mean? And why should you follow it?
- How you gather your personal feedback after the task-force?
- And much much more
Selected Links and Resources From This Episode
- My Meeting Minutes Template (Google Docs share)
- Lean Thinking – Yokoten
- Continuous Improvement – Yokoten
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