<aside> 💡 This is the Narratives section. Feel free to change this section to another view, or move to below the tasks, as it will be modified infrequently. It’s up here at the top because this its the “why” of everything that follows.
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<aside> 💡 Here are the Commitments we’re making towards each of the Narratives. These will turn into interdisciplinary projects that will be managed in tasks. Feel free to change this section to another view, or to move it below the tasks, as it will be modified infrequently.
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<aside> 💡 These are the tasks, the most frequently edited section of the NCT Framework. Feel free to move this section to the top, if you choose not to make the Narratives and Commitments sections smaller.
Task # IDs are important because some tasks are prerequisites for other tasks. The ID naming rubric is as follows:
N1C1T1 = Narrative One, Commitment One, Task One
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<aside> 🔥 Use the different “views” to toggle between Kanban Boards, Timelines, and a simple list of all the tasks. If you need to limit the number of paid accounts, you can always prioritize Team instead of the Directly Responsible Individual, but you will lose some functionality.
NCT Best Practices are to have a % completion and/ or value columns as well, but my experience running organizations that highly value experimentation suggests that these columns are less valuable than they appear, and that timeline is sufficient.
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