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Disproved: I can just react to everything and have a productive culture

February 26, 2020 by Luke Szyrmer Leave a Comment

Most people are familiar with the 4×4 matrix of urgency and importance that Steven Covey popularized. (Or actually misappropriated from President Eisenhower).

Filed Under: innovation, manage risks, release planning, velocity Tagged With: planning, proactiveness, Steven Covey

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