A speaker breaks down why projects fail: unclear processes, vague task lists, and no one owning the work. The fix is writing detailed task lists, assigning clear responsibilities, and using tools like Notion or Asana to track everything.
If you don't follow the process, things will fall through the cracks. Make sure tasks are very detailed and you follow them every time you deliver. People still make mistakes. Sometimes the requirements are not very well documented or not very well understood, but you know, you learn from that. Making sure there's a process that is repeatable, that is scalable, that people are responsible for. You have task lists, you use systems, whether it's Notion or Asana or Basecamp, whatever system that you use, make sure the tasks are detailed and assigned to certain people.
