blakewest · May 13, 2014 21:36
diff --git a/Big discussion checklist b/Big discussion checklist
 **Things to consider when having a 'large' discussion, or design discussion**

 Ask each question at the start of a discussion:
 1.) How much data do we have or what is our evidence around the propsed need/problem?
 2.) If there are outstanding questions to be answered, how can we answer them, and should we do that first before continuing?
 3.) Do all of us need to be discussing this right now?
 4.) What question really needs to be answered now?

    ** Now discuss **
    
 5.) For whatever is proposed to be built, how can we deploy it quickly?

 6.) If there are conflicting opinions about the way forward, here's a question...
    -What would have to be true in order to believe the other opinion is correct?
    
 **Repeat this checklist every 30 minutes**
	Things to consider when having a 'large' discussion, or design discussion

	Ask each question at the start of a discussion:
	1.) How much data do we have or what is our evidence around the propsed need/problem?
	2.) If there are outstanding questions to be answered, how can we answer them, and should we do that first before continuing?
	3.) Do all of us need to be discussing this right now?
	4.) What question really needs to be answered now?

	Now discuss

	5.) For whatever is proposed to be built, how can we deploy it quickly?

	6.) If there are conflicting opinions about the way forward, here's a question...
	-What would have to be true in order to believe the other opinion is correct?

	Repeat this checklist every 30 minutes