Experiments don’t always go according to plan. Here’s how to keep projects on track.

Posted

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Look at unexpected occurrences as opportunities for your projects.

Tiny experiments can add up to big changes in any organization. Experiments allow news organizations to try, fail or succeed and learn quickly and without much risk.

You set goals, design your strategies and make a plan to track your outcomes. You build a coalition of the willing as you share what you’re trying to test with others.

And yet, even when you’re ready with supportive stakeholders and the right conditions — something may throw your experiment off course.

However, with some planning and forethought, you can design experiments that are flexible enough to adapt to whatever gets thrown your way.

Read more from Better News