Weekly Tactical Meetings
As a follow up to my posts about our Strategic Planning Meetings, our Monthly Strategic Meeting, and our strategic planning process, this blog post describes the Weekly Tactical Meetings.
Every week, the tactical meeting is used to plan the goals for the week and choose our priorities based on our current capabilities.
Objectives
- Establish a quick plan for the week to come
- Consider possible options for improvement and set priorities based on our ability to achieve them
- Prioritize tasks and assign resources to support the activities.
The weekly tactical meeting is modeled after the daily stand up meeting used in Scrum with a key distinction. The group is much less interested in knowing what has been done but prefers to focus on what needs to be done within the next 5 business days to complete an objective. The meeting rarely lasts more than 30 minutes.
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