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The Alignment Rhythm.
Bringing people together to make the best decisions to achieve their vision.
Guided playbook
MISSION
ALIGN THE
VISION
1
Create
Recommend annually
1: Align on purpose, vision, values, and a key metric for your
team
,
project
, or
role.
SWOT
ALIGN THE
STRATEGY
Create
OKRs
ALIGN THE
PLAN
Create
TOP 6
ALIGN WEEKLY
GOALS
Create
RETRO
ALIGN THE
LEARNINGS
Create
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Advertising and Marketing
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Decision Making
Goals and Objectives
HR and Recruiting
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PR and Communications
Productivity
Project Management
Sales
Strategy
Featured
Advertising and Marketing
Brainstorming
Decision Making
Goals and Objectives
HR and Recruiting
Personal Development
PR and Communications
Productivity
Project Management
Sales
Strategy
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ALIGNMENT TEMPLATES
Mission Framework
Define your
company
,
team
,
role
,
project
mission vision statement
SWOT Analysis
Evaluate your internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats against your objective
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Alignment Plan
Build a one page plan to define your objectives (OKRs), track your progress, and assign ownership
Frameworks - Featured
Retrospective
A retrospective strategic framework is a method for evaluating past decisions and actions in order to inform future strategic planning. It typically involves analyzing what worked well and what did not, identifying lessons learned, and making recommendations for improvement. This process can be applied to individuals, teams, or organizations, and can be used in a variety of contexts, such as business, government, and non-profit organizations.
42 Rules to Lead By
Jonathan Rosenberg (Google Product Strategy) - 42 Rules to Lead By. Copy this list and score yourself against these rules.
Daily Standup
The meetings are usually no longer than 5 to 15 minutes, and take place with participants standing up to help keep the meeting short and to-the-point.
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