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From Big to Small - Transitioning to a Differently-Sized Value Program
When you migrate from a big firm and value consulting / engineering practice to a smaller firm, there are many differences, opportunities and unique challenges. What should you consider before taking the leap? How do you prepare for and succeed in this new environment?In this value coffee talk interview, value leader Scott Jeffries discusses his experience in making the leap, from running a large value management practice to creating a new value enablement program from scratch at a much smaller firm.Our guest Scott Jeffries is the Head of Global Value Advisory at the remote collaboration firm Miro, and a value veteran of Slack, NetSuite and SAP to name a few. He leverages his experience of building value programs in both large and small provider environments to dish out some great insights and advice.