6 Lessons I learned while implementing technical RFCs as a decision making tool

9/10/2017

In this blog post, the author shares their experience implementing Technical Request for Comment (RFC) as a management tool. The author highlights six key lessons learned throughout the process. These lessons include the importance of clear communication and documentation, getting buy-in from the team, setting realistic expectations, prioritizing feedback and collaboration, iterating on the RFC process, and recognizing the value of continuous improvement. The author provides insights and practical tips for other organizations considering implementing RFCs as a management tool, emphasizing the positive impact it can have on team collaboration and decision-making.

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