After you apply
What follows an application, in the order the program pages give it, and the questions to put to WE at each step. No durations and no outcomes.
Journey
The path from an application to a working team, in five steps, with a page for each stage. It states no durations and promises no outcomes.
| Step | Part of the journey | Leads to |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Apply | The way in | Agree the scope |
| 2. Agree the scope | The way in | Assemble your team |
| 3. Assemble your team | The way in | Work in focused cycles |
| 4. Work in focused cycles | The cycle | Review and decide |
| 5. Review and decide | The cycle | Work in focused cycles, for the next cycle |
Diagram: World Enterprise Group Incorporated, drawn from the program steps on this page. It shows order, not time.
1 Apply
A one-page read of where the company sits on the business clock.
The way in
2 Agree the scope
An NDA, draft agreements and an order form with every term written down, to review with your own counsel.
The way in
3 Assemble your team
A team recruited for the roles the plan calls for, working only on your company.
The way in
4 Work in focused cycles
A stated goal and a visible set of artifacts for each cycle.
The cycle
5 Review and decide
A written status, service reports and business reviews, and your decision on what the next cycle holds.
The cycle
Index: World Enterprise Group Incorporated, from the program steps on this page. Icons: World Enterprise Group Incorporated.
The path starts with an application and runs through the same five steps the program pages describe. The pages below take those steps from three angles: what happens after you apply, what you see and decide along the way, and what you can prepare. WE makes no promise of funding.
Start with what happens after you apply.
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Start a readiness review: tell WE where the company stands. The application is short and asks only what WE needs to judge fit. WE then sends a one-page read of where the company sits on the business clock.
WE and the founder choose which service lines the company needs and what each one will and will not cover. An NDA comes first, then draft agreements and an order form with every term written down, which you review with your own counsel.
WE recruits the team for the roles the plan calls for. The team works only on your company. WE steers it, manages any subcontractors and answers for how it is run.
The team works in short, reviewed cycles. Each cycle has a stated goal and a visible set of artifacts. WE uses its A.N.D.R.O.I.D. Ops loop to decide what a cycle contains.
Every week a written status, every month a service report, every quarter a business review, and an Orbit Review at each phase checkpoint. You decide what the next cycle holds, and roles change by notice as the agreement sets out.
What follows an application, in the order the program pages give it, and the questions to put to WE at each step. No durations and no outcomes.
The five program steps from the founder's side: what you see, what you decide and what to ask, in order. No durations and no promised outcomes.
A checklist to read before and after you apply, built from the program steps and the library. It is guidance, so use the parts that help.
The application form asks about your company, your team and what you are building.