Sean Schofield | MIX Hackathon

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield posted In-source the Customer

Instead of perfecting a product or service that meets all the internal demands (the good and the bad), put your best customers on development teams. More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on The Agile Role

Thank you for sharing Matt! What I love about the article is the push to figure out collaborative decision making, flexible team environments, and redefining the purpose and limits of what a role ... More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on Moonshot Market

Hi everyone, I've reached out via LinkedIn. I really look forward to exploring this idea with all of you! Cheers, Sean More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on Bring Back Play Time

Hi everyone, I've reached out via LinkedIn. Heidi and Kim, I wasn't able to send you an invitation so if you could connect with me that would be great. Really look forward to collaborating together... More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield posted Moonshot Market

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield posted Less "IS", More "COULD BE" Compensation

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield posted Bring Back Play Time

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on Bring Back Play Time

Hi Shirley, Thank you for sharing. I think it's awesome to embed means of empowerment vs. means of control into the environment. I completely agree that both technology and demographics are shiftin... More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on Bring Back Play Time

Hi Matt, Thank you. I like the point you make about event-based vs. continuity. If event-only, we'd probably all speculate that the real payoff for play wouldn't be realized; there simply wouldn't ... More

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Sean Schofield Sean Schofield commented on Less "IS", More "COULD BE" Compensation

Hi Andy, I appreciate the reference to Kohn. From what I recall, Dan talks a lot about contextual contigency. That for certain contexts, it (contigency based pay) is effective whereas in others, it... More

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In-source the Customer

Instead of perfecting a product or service that meets all the internal demands (the good and the bad), put your best customers on development teams.

By Sean Schofield on July 29, 2021

customer collaboration

customer experience

customer delight

customer focus

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Stop following the rules: Creation vs. Compliance

Outside of legal compliance, let us assume that rules, process, procedure, etc. are created for the sole and exclusive purpose of adding, preserving, or avoiding the diminution of value. However, if what is valued or deemed valuable changes, then they probably no longer useful. It's like milk. When it's expired,...

By Sean Schofield on July 17, 2021

In-source the Customer

Instead of perfecting a product or service that meets all the internal demands (the good and the bad), put your best customers on development teams.

By Sean Schofield on July 17, 2021

customer collaboration

Moonshot Market

The core challenge is to let energy be the currency for access to engage in executing pertinent ideas.

By Sean Schofield on July 17, 2021

Execution

alignment

development plans

__Openness & Transparency

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Less "IS", More "COULD BE" Compensation

So you arrive for a job, and you are told, "this is how we compensate you." Here are all the pieces, and how, in theory, they work.Each enterprise has a position based on their industry, market s

By Sean Schofield on July 17, 2021

compensation

__flexibility

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Bring Back Play Time

Creativity, innovation, synthesizing ambiguity, re-imagining the possible, and making unexpected connections - all important stuff; all becoming (/is already) business imperative.Finally, all of this

By Sean Schofield on July 17, 2021

Bring Back Play Time

Creativity, innovation, synthesizing ambiguity, re-imagining the possible, and making unexpected connections - all important stuff; all becoming (/is already) business imperative.

Finally, all of this is about the absence of (in nearly all cases) routine problem solving.

I'm definitely biased, but I think this means that if we (sometimes) want...

By Sean Schofield on June 21, 2022

Moonshot Market

The core challenge is to let energy be the currency for access to engage in executing pertinent ideas. I.e., freedom to work on what gets people excited, whilst ensuring alignment.

If the MIX is any indication, there are many people out there with lots of hunches, dreams, and a whack...

By Sean Schofield on June 21, 2022

Less "IS", More "COULD BE" Compensation

So you arrive for a job, and you are told, "this is how we compensate you." Here are all the pieces, and how, in theory, they work.

Each enterprise has a position based on their industry, market share, profitability, etc...that amounts to "we can give you x." However, instead of allowing for choice,...

By Sean Schofield on June 13, 2022

compensation

flexibility

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Puzzles, Problems, and Peer Exchange....not Paper

There is a lot of energy spent on CVs. Too much. To be honest, it's not even necessary - at all.

Applicants wordsmith and position; enterprises collect, prioritize, and validate. Yet I'd argue, by and large, it's wasted time and, worse, misses the point.

Why?