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Turning Workshop Enthusiasm Into Real Results

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Audience member from Poland describes a common pattern: everyone leaves a workshop excited and convinced things will change, but a week later momentum dies and 'it will take a year' becomes the refrain. Mariusz Gil: first ask why the workshop was organized — if there is no budget or authority the workshop shouldn't have happened. Otherwise, create a post-workshop plan and assign it to a single empowered change agent whose responsibility is to push outcomes through the organization. When speaking to non-technical decision-makers, translate outcomes into their language (features, time-to-market, missing capabilities) rather than developer quality metrics.

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Pre-check why the workshop was organized. Afterwards assign a single empowered owner, and frame outcomes in business language to secure budget and authority.
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Q&A question from the wroclove.rb 2022 session.

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