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 title: "Innovating Product Process Cadence: Shape Up Beyond 6+2"
-date: 2023-10-27
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+date: 2023-11-10
 
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 ## Classic (6+2)
 
 **Method**: 6 weeks of building, followed by 2 weeks of cooldown.
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 **Cooldown**: 2 weeks
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 **Best For**: The staple for many, including Basecamp. Ideal for teams looking for a time-tested approach.
 
 ## Collective Shaping (6+?)
 
 **Method**: Shaping until consensus, then a 6-week building cycle.
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 **Cooldown**: To be decided (indicated by "?")
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 **Best For**: Teams valuing collective decision-making with a flexible cooldown. On-call rotations or enablement teams are sometimes used here.
 
 ## The Dynamic (X)
 
 **Method**: Entirely flexible cycle length, often with just one developer per project.
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 **Cooldown**: No fixed period
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 **Best For**: Small, agile teams where adaptability is key.
 
 ## The Deliberate (4+1+1)
 
 **Method**: 4 weeks of building, followed by 1 week for framing adjustments, and another week for final solution shaping before starting with the building cycle.
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 **Cooldown**: 2 weeks segmented into framing and solution shaping
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 **Best For**: Teams needing precise planning and coordinated availability during cooldown.
 
 ## The Quarter-Match (5+2)
 
 **Method**: 5 weeks of tech-only building to fit into fiscal quarters, followed by 2 weeks of cooldown.
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 **Cooldown**: 2 weeks
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 **Best For**: Corporate teams guided by fiscal calendars.
 
 ## The Comprehensive (6+2+2)
 
 **Method**: 6 weeks of building, 2 weeks for release and polishing, followed by 2 weeks of cooldown.
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 **Cooldown**: 4 weeks (2 for release and polishing, 2 for cooldown)
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 **Best For**: Larger, mature teams desiring a comprehensive cycle, including a release phase.
 
 ## Conclusion