Every task, every chunk of change-work, will start from some kind of question or concern. By the end of each task and sub-task, we want our world to be different in some way from when we started. In the previous chapter, we explored how to do this for larger project-like tasks with the Change-Layers pattern. Here, we’ll do the same for tasks at a smaller scale, using the Change-Cycle pattern.

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Foundations: The Cycles of Change

  • Tom Graves,
  • Slade Beard

摘要

Every task, every chunk of change-work, will start from some kind of question or concern. By the end of each task and sub-task, we want our world to be different in some way from when we started. In the previous chapter, we explored how to do this for larger project-like tasks with the Change-Layers pattern. Here, we’ll do the same for tasks at a smaller scale, using the Change-Cycle pattern.