Which of the following is NOT a client service outcome your service team should work to achieve in the continuous improvement stage?

The continuous improvement stage in Growth-Driven Design (GDD) focuses on strategic, data-driven optimizations, not a frantic search for "big wins" through numerous best practices and hacks. While continuous improvement is key, the GDD methodology emphasizes validated learning and iterative cycles based on user data and business goals. Implementing "as many best practices and hacks as possible" without a clear strategy or validation can lead to wasted effort, diluted focus, and an inability to measure true impact. The other options are all valid client service outcomes: building a strategic wishlist and roadmap, keeping the client focused on growth (not distractions), and managing multiple client engagements are all essential for successful GDD agency operations.