You now know our practices, our models and our clients. This section joins them, so you can hear a need and know what ORIGIN would offer.
What you hear, and what it points to
You met the models and the AUDIT in Act 03. Now listen for them in what a client says.
Here transformation names a kind of work. In the first signal, "they are transforming" describes the client.
When a client says one of these things to you, bring it to your Team Lead. When someone who is not yet a client says it, tell the Growth Team the same day.
A client tells you: "Our agency is not delivering." What do you do?
Do not offer to replace the agency. Often the right answer is Build & Guard.
A client says "our agency is not delivering". Do not offer to replace the agency. Ask whether anyone is guarding the strategy. Often the right answer is Build & Guard.
Listen for the need first. The model follows from the answer, never the other way round.
How each kind of client usually starts
The first project differs from one kind of client to the next, and so does the person who decides.
The Growth Team wants a first project with a government authority. How does that usually start?
And the person who decides is a director general or an undersecretary.
For each kind of client, know the usual first project and who decides.
Before you move on
Three questions before you move on. Type your answer, send it, then check it.
Your answers stay on this device.1A client says: "We are not sure what the problem is." Where do we start?
The answerWith an AUDIT.
2Which models are service work, and which are transformation?
The answerBuild and Build & Guard are service work, which is what we sell today. Build & Operate and Build, Operate & Transfer are transformation.
3A client tells you "our agency is not delivering". What do you ask, and who do you bring it to?
The answerWhether anyone is guarding the strategy. Then bring it to your Team Lead.
Listen first, then tell the right person.
Next: the Act 04 quiz, when you are ready.