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The “Stop-Start- Sustain” framework

 Invite a detailed conversation about the current role with a “Stop-Start-Sustain” framework:

  • Stop – things that are counterproductive, prohibitively burdensome, or inefficient
  • Start – ideas for improving the role and the company
  • Sustain – the activities and investments that are working well as intended.

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