Performance Canvas - 1 of 2 - Performance Gap Analysis: Pradhan
Performance Canvas - 1 of 2 - Performance Gap Analysis: Pradhan
Performance Canvas - 1 of 2 - Performance Gap Analysis: Pradhan
KEY PERSONA:
Develop 1 to 3 personas based on time available. Consider current state in relation to their
work and, in the lower section, in relation to the change. Aim to engage / co-design with the
audience group wherever possible.
Role:
Context:
Goals:
Pain points:
Needs/ insights:
Feel:
Think:
Do:
• Start with future state, • Don’t make eye contact with the powerpoint deck • Resist the • This is about co-design so write this up • Summarise the session with something like ‘So, we’ve identified that this project is really about • See part 2 for • Talk to me about how
TIPS
then current state, then they give you! Don’t let this become about urge to jump on a whiteboard and empower your achieving x, measured by y and z. And to achieve that we need to shift behaviour in group b, generating I can support your
identify the gap content until you work out the real question. to solutions stakeholder to identify the real problem which is largely about shifting < choose one or two: knowledge/ skill/ mindset/ environment > solutions. team to do this well.
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PERFORMANCE CANVAS | 2 OF 2 | PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS
AUDIENCE & REQUIRED BEHAVIOUR CHANGE PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE VALUE FOR BUSINESS PROBLEM STATEMENT
DEFINE THE PROBLEM
See Part 1 to identify the performance gap and resultant behaviours. Tangible outcome achieved by behaviour change. How does it align to business priorities. Consider the cost of doing nothing to
help identify.
How might we help <persona>
ENVIRONMENTAL NUDGES (EAST framework from BI Team, UK) HABITS (Habit framework from C. Duhigg) SUPPORT & DEVELOPMENT
MAKE IT EASY (or the alternative hard) MAKE IT ATTRACTIVE Habit stacking opportunities: RESOURCES EXPERIENCES PEOPLE TRAINING
Prompts, campaign elements Reflection Coaching, mentoring, 360s Stories, scenarios
social proof
MINDSET/
Cues MOTIVATION
Shifting attitudes and
connecting with
‘WIIFM’
IDEATE SOLUTIONS
OPPORTUNITY Knowledge base, Journaling, knowledge capture Knowledge sharing Spaced retrieval
Routines
concept diagrams, metaphors
KNOWLEDGE
Information and/or
MAKE IT SOCIAL MAKE IT TIMELY key concepts
Rewards
Checklist, guides Deliberate practice inc feedback, Coaching, mentoring Scenarios, simulations
stretch assignments worked case studies
SKILL
Habit statement Using cycles of
deliberate practice -
When ______________________ (cue) using feedback to
target gaps
they will ____________________ (routine)
PREFERRED SOLUTION ELEMENTS RISKIEST ASSUMPTIONS FIELD TESTING PLAN: PROTOTYPES / SPLIT TEST
PROTOTYPE & TEST
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