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What are the four Ds of perpetually-reactive teams?
What are the four Ds of perpetually-reactive teams?
- Disconnect, distrust, disorganization, and disruption
- Disconnect, distrust, disorganization, and disrepair (correct)
- Disconnect, distrust, disarray, and disrepair
- Disconnect, distrust, disorganization, and disruption
What is the main goal of managers to avoid the disrepair cycle?
What is the main goal of managers to avoid the disrepair cycle?
- To detect and mitigate issues before they cause customer pain
- To improve the customer experience
- To increase the confidence of triggered alerts
- To understand what their customers want (correct)
What is the main issue of teams suffering from reactive disruptions?
What is the main issue of teams suffering from reactive disruptions?
- A lack of confidence in triggered alerts (correct)
- A disconnect between team members
- A lack of understanding of customer needs
- A disorganization of the monitoring system
Study Notes
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Monitoring systems are designed to detect and mitigate issues before they cause customer pain, but teams suffering from reactive disruptions often fail to do so.
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The four Ds of perpetually-reactive teams are disconnect, distrust, disorganization, and disrepair.
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These conditions lead to a lack of confidence in triggered alerts, which in turn accelerates the disrepair cycle.
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To avoid this cycle, managers should focus on improving the customer experience by understanding what their customers want.
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Learn about the four Ds of perpetually-reactive teams and how they lead to a lack of confidence in triggered alerts. Discover strategies for improving monitoring systems and customer experience to avoid the disrepair cycle.
