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Progress Iteratively With Feedback

ESMi Knowledge Team

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Small, outcome-focused increments reduce risk and generate learning when feedback is designed into each step.

Why it matters

Guiding principles help teams make coherent decisions when the detailed situation is new. They work best as habits applied together rather than slogans used in isolation. In this case, the practical intent is clear: small, outcome-focused increments reduce risk and generate learning when feedback is designed into each step.

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