Escaping the HIPPO
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Too often, product development or business teams are constrained (but not in a good way) by the thinking and the model that the HIPPO brings, the HIPPO here being the highly paid consultant in the room. In this deck, I call out what makes for a great model, and I introduce the model I use to bring exponential results for both product and business teams - an empowering and 'ridiculously' useful model called Mobius, which enables teams to do it for themselves...
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Escaping the HIPPO
- 4. “All models are wrong, but some are useful.” George E.P. Box 2 2
- 5. So, what makes a model useful? Really useful!
- 6. They are agnostic of the underlying framework or method in use…
- 7. They are not linear, but they are directional so they help you understand where you are, and how you are progressing
- 8. They help you ask the right questions at the right time
- 9. They encourage you to use what you already know, and to get started!
- 10. They help you think about, create and compare-and-contrast options as you move from problem domain to solution domain
- 11. Real progress requires reflection, explicitly
- 12. They treat learning as a valuable outcome from a process
- 13. They create feedback loops by funnelling new insights back into your process
- 14. They turn “me” into “we”
- 15. They teach you how to fish
- 16. Mobius, take a bow – a ridiculously useful model…
Editor's Notes
- As we all know , HIPPO in this context means highest... But I am not talking about my boss, or your boss here, because frequently the most expensive person in the room is the consultant, and with them, they bring their model… Let me start with a bit of a story...
- in fact, more than that - they take the best bits of each and blend them successfully; think tool belt rather than chastity belt. There is also something about brining what you already know from these frameworks and making it valuable in terms of language and understanding, but adding useful thinking and tooling… They also work in situ with what you are doing now Great models provide handrail (I was going to say guardrail, but that is too strong) for how to think, not constraints on what you can or can’t do
- Balancing outcomes and outputs. More importantly, they make you think about the definition of what is valuable, and to whom
- It very rare that we don’t know anything about a problem space, or a solution space – we usually have data, about how things re now, we might have feedback from users and stakeholders – great models help you pull out what you know now and give you support to make decisions
- helping prevent ‘solution pollution’
- Fair -> first attempt at learning
- Feed back loops are so important for course correction…
- Collaborative Encourage conversations, mutual understanding, provide opportunities for teams to have robust conversations around value, and the utility of any solution hypothesis that might be generated Successful teams work together, they have shared understanding of the why, the what and the how… Mobius is…
- A great model, once understood, is self evident – you don’t need the HIPPO in the room to continue making progress Mobius is…