“Now answer five questions. What interaction, behavior, or outcomes should we track? What context makes the observation meaningful? What patterns are we trying to identify? Where would we bake the learning into our business? And what future outcome would help us evaluate whether the learning is correct?”

Zane Abedin · The Growth Roundup · How to Build Tribal Knowledge

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Use a tribe worksheet to answer five questions about a repeatable business decision (track outcomes, define context, identify patterns, embed learning, set evaluation metric)

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