Practice Mapping: Question the obvious. Deliver the best.
Practice Mapping: Question the obvious. Deliver the best. Practice Mapping illustration © 2022 Debi Prasad Mahapatra. Click or tap to view large. Practice Mapping Practice Mapping is about taking a pause and questioning what appears obvious, what feels obvious, what we believe we know, and what we believe we do in the context of our work. Many failures can be avoided by questioning the obvious , without missing or sacrificing opportunities for experimentation and learning. Questioning the obvious is fundamentally about checking if we are doing the right things, if we are doing those things right, and ultimately making that check a continuous thing. How often should the Practice Mapping cycle be repeated? Once in 6 months? Once in a year? Once in a quarter? Well, you, as a team, experiment, discover and decide what works for you. And, of course, as you go through a few cycles of Practice Mapping exercise, most of the steps in the exercise will start to take significantly less time and e
