Create a continuous improvement plan for the team.
Step 1: Assess the current state of your existing team or the team within an organization you locate. [Provide little bit background of the team or organization].(prefer team : software engineering team)
Step 2: Map out the desired outcomes. There should be at least three stages (short-term goals, intermediary goals, and long-term goals). Assign time frames for each of the goals. (Use SMART technique if possible – SMART stands for :
Specific: giving a clear description of what needs to be resolved
Measurable: in terms of quality, quantity and cost
Achievable : including gaining the agreement of your manager and team
Relevant: specifying the business need to be satisfied
TimeBound: in terms of completion date)
Step 3: Demonstrate how you will track the improvement journey. What tools will you need? What support structures will need to be in place? How will you motivate teams throughout the journey?
Step 4: Document how you will implement the plan, test it, and improve it as it progresses. How will you manage conflicts or other challenges? How will you manage stakeholder expectations and perspectives?
Essential Activities: Reading the chapter 4, Continuous Improvement, will assist you in this activity. Attached PDF
Reading the chapter 15, Planning for the Future, will assist you in this activity. Attached PDF
Listening to the podcast, From One Day to Day One: The Future of Engineering and Leadership will assist you in this activity.
Example for Smart technique has been attached.
Notes:
The answer should be in APA 7 format and need to have a separate page for references.
Paper should be at least 6 pages long excluding references.
Create a continuous improvement plan for the team. Step 1: Assess the current st
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