frame accepted goes to: this-edition A all three
Explorer, villager, town planner: personalities, each with a centre of gravity
Wardley's three describe people better than the business personality tests; everyone has a centre of gravity, some can play at several levels, it moves over a career, and it is where time flies.
Decided by. Dinis, in Where do you land?; whether to group the book by centre of gravity or only mark it is his open question
Where it comes from
- Where do you land? Wardley maps run through the whole book, shown before they are named, and the first thing a reader should work out is their centre of gravity Where do you fit?; The explorer; The villager; The town planner; A centre of gravity, not a box (article)
- Explorer coding the three kinds of people and work (newsroom)
- Software vendors should become villagers and town planners users explore on top, vendors sell the maintenance (newsroom)
- Where do you land? the spectrum panel (storyboard)
What it answers in the 2018 book
- Are you a pionner, Settlers or Town Planners answered outline, Life Patterns
Where it goes
Chapter Where do you land?, part Before you start (drafting); topic Explorers, villagers and town planners (Wardley's frame).
Other ideas proposed for the same chapter: The opportunity is in old jobs too: the ones that never scaled, and now can, Wardley maps run through the whole book, shown before they are named, The four stages of evolution are not only for activities, Each centre of gravity needs different skills and a different learning path.
Node idea:centre-of-gravity in graph.json; see it in the graph. Source: admin/content/graph/ideas.json.