I can see how this could be helpful in terms of stakeholder buy-in. But if you make them frequent enough that the “plans” fluidly change every time there’s some short-term political pressure, what’s the point of having plans in the first place?
I can see how this could be helpful in terms of stakeholder buy-in. But if you make them frequent enough that the “plans” fluidly change every time there’s some short-term political pressure, what’s the point of having plans in the first place?