Are we delivering the right thing?

Struggling to lead through ambiguity and uncertainty

A subreddit from a team leader struggling with ambiguous market conditions and aggressive growth targets, demonstrating the practical challenges that the Clarity Lab Method aims to address by moving from confusion to clarity.

Are we delivering the right thing?

This document presents a reflective post from a UK Civil Service delivery manager working in a Digital, Data, and Technology (DDaT) role. The author observes a persistent pressure to "do more with less" and "deliver faster," which often leads to immediate implementation without adequate time to critically assess if the correct problems are being addressed or if policy intentions are fully understood. How can civil service teams ensure they are solving the right problems, not just delivering quickly?

Feeling like there's no point

This person is in a bad place where they cannot pinpoint the actual problem solve. This creates a sense of being stuck. We look at how the toolkit might be helpful to someone who is experiencing these negative challenges.

Jobless and directionless, a Facebook user has questions

The NotebookML voices read some Facebook posts and consider how people who describe themsleves as 'directionless' may be able to leverage some Clarity Lab thinking

Pre-release copy of the Clarity Lab Method book reviewed

The NotebookML voices take a look at the review copy submission for Dug's book introducing the Clarity Lab method. The book should be on the shelves soon (crossing fingers and toes)