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Getting your boss to sign off on your great ideaRecommended on the NPA Slack
The article discusses strategies for getting your boss to approve your great idea. It emphasizes the importance of understanding your boss's priorities and concerns, and presenting your idea in a way that aligns with those priorities. The author suggests thoroughly researching and preparing a strong case, including data and examples to back up your idea. It also advises building relationships and gaining support from colleagues and higher-ups before pitching your idea. Finally, the article highlights the significance of being persistent, confident, and open to feedback throughout the approval process.
Jennifer Brandel
01/30/2020
Getting your boss to sign off on your great idea Recommended on the NPA Slack
The article discusses strategies for getting your boss to approve your great idea. It emphasizes the importance of understanding your boss's priorities and concerns, and presenting your idea in a way that aligns with those priorities. The author suggests thoroughly researching and preparing a strong case, including data and examples to back up your idea. It also advises building relationships and gaining support from colleagues and higher-ups before pitching your idea. Finally, the article highlights the significance of being persistent, confident, and open to feedback throughout the approval process.
- Author: Jennifer Brandel
- Date: 01/30/2020
- Reading time: From 6 to 10 minutes
- Source: medium.com
- Level of complexity: Intermediate
- Type: Article
- Theme: Leadership & People Management
Your guide to the Lean Business Model Canvas | MiroRecommended on the NPA Slack
"How to Use the Lean Canvas: A One-Page Business Plan for Startups" provides a comprehensive overview of the Lean Canvas framework. It explains how this tool can be used by startups to define their business model and strategy effectively. The Lean Canvas is a concise one-page document that allows entrepreneurs to outline key elements such as problem, solution, unique value proposition, customer segments, revenue streams, and more. By using this framework, entrepreneurs can better understand their customers, identify market gaps, and leverage this knowledge to create a successful business plan.
07/12/2013
Your guide to the Lean Business Model Canvas | Miro Recommended on the NPA Slack
"How to Use the Lean Canvas: A One-Page Business Plan for Startups" provides a comprehensive overview of the Lean Canvas framework. It explains how this tool can be used by startups to define their business model and strategy effectively. The Lean Canvas is a concise one-page document that allows entrepreneurs to outline key elements such as problem, solution, unique value proposition, customer segments, revenue streams, and more. By using this framework, entrepreneurs can better understand their customers, identify market gaps, and leverage this knowledge to create a successful business plan.
- Date: 07/12/2013
- Reading time: Under 5 minutes
- Source: miro.com
- Level of complexity: Intermediate
- Type: Article
- Theme: Business Models & Monetization