4-week experiment tracker (lightweight)
Run small experiments for 1–2 weeks and use four-week cycles to iterate. Below is a simple template you can copy into a spreadsheet or your team board.
| Experiment | Owner | Start | End | Baseline & target | Measure | Result / Learning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cap WIP at 3 per person | Alex | 2026-07-05 | 2026-07-18 | Throughput: 42 → target 45 | Throughput, median cycle time, interruptions | Learning: reduced context-switching; next: keep cap for another cycle or loosen slightly |
How to use the tracker
- Record a clear baseline before the experiment starts.
- Define one owner and one primary measure (numeric or short qualitative check).
- Run for 1–2 weeks, then review the result in the huddle and decide next action: adopt, adapt, or abandon.
- Limit concurrent experiments to one per major workflow to keep learning clean.
Over time, a four-week view of experiments helps the team see which changes persistently improve throughput and protect wellbeing.
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