70-20-10 Rule
But how is that reflected in resource allocation? The Horizons Framework suggests that the majority of your team members should be working on the Horizon One product, says Behrens Wu. “So you have, let's say, 70% doing Horizon One, 20% doing Horizon Two and then 10% playing around with Horizon Three.”
But how is that reflected in resource allocation? The Horizons Framework suggests that the majority of your team members should be working on the Horizon One product, says Behrens Wu. “So you have, let's say, 70% doing Horizon One, 20% doing Horizon Two and then 10% playing around with Horizon Three.”
Shippo’s Path to Product-Market Fit
If instead of 10% you try to improve 10x, you completely change the conversation.
Doing more won’t cut it. You can’t go 10x with optimization. You need to radically re-think how you get from A to B.
Only when you make a goal impossible, you’re forced to stop working based on your current assumptions and knowledge.
Jasper Polak • My Best Trick to Reduce Delivery Time
The 10/10/10 Rule
