Your team and the stakeholders are discussing where to run sprint workshops. In which parts of the GDD process is it common to run a sprint workshop?

Sprint workshops are collaborative sessions used throughout the Growth-Driven Design (GDD) process to facilitate rapid decision-making and progress. They are common during the strategy kick-off to align on goals and audience, during wish list brainstorming to prioritize features for the launch pad website, and during the design phase to create wireframes and mockups efficiently. Finally, a sprint workshop can be beneficial during the new site launch to coordinate final checks and ensure a smooth rollout. The other options include activities that are not typically sprint workshop candidates, such as individual user interviews, content creation (which is an ongoing process), sales presentations, or press releases. The idea that workshops are only for the strategy kick-off is incorrect as GDD emphasizes iterative sprints throughout the entire process.