They have been losing relative mindshare and possibly marketshare more recently. Its competitors are growing more aggressively.
I'm not sure I know the answer, but it's a very good point! Thanks
They have been losing relative mindshare and possibly marketshare more recently. Its competitors are growing more aggressively.
I'm not sure I know the answer, but it's a very good point! Thanks
The parallels to software are exact. Front of house/back of house coordination. Pre-service meetings. The "pass" as a coordination point. Station ownership. The quiet kitchen principle.
Then I discovered Basecamp's Shape Up is essentially their version of the brigade de cuisine system. 6-week cycles, betting table, appetite setting, cool-down periods. It maps perfectly.
I wrote this to work through what small bootstrapped software companies can learn from how these organizations actually operate. Would love feedback from others dealing with this coordination problem.
If it doesn't sound right, maybe check you've not leaked any keys in public github repos etc? There's crawlers hunting for exposed API keys. Stay safe out there!
This is a reference I made for myself. Five required sections from the book, quality checks for each one, and one extension I added (Open Questions as a shapedness metric).
Would love to hear how others have adapted Shape Up for their context.