Sticky note: Problem (5 pcs)

 8,99 excl. VAT

5 Problem template blocks, each containing 50 self-adhesive sheets according to the Leading with Obeya method. Use these templates to write down quick and focused problems with your team and stick them on your Obeya board.

The Sticky note templates ‘problem’ are an indispensable tool for effectively applying the Leading with Obeya method. They provide a structured way to document identified problems on the Act & respond board. Each sticky note includes space for ‘reported by whom’, date reported, description of the situation and impact, and questions and advice for short-term and long-term solutions. Designed according to the core principles of Leading with Obeya, these templates are part of a complete set: Milestone, Decision, Problem, Action, Request.

In brief

  • Paper self-adhesive, writable sticky notes with 50 papers per pad, packed per 5.
  • Features space for rapporteur, date, situation description, impact, and advice for solutions, ensuring clear problem documentation and follow-up.
  • Specifically designed according to the design principles of the Leading with Obeya method for optimal efficiency.
  • Is part of a complete set of templates: Milestone, Decision, Problem, Action, Request, covering all aspects of project management.

In the package

  • 5x 50 papers, 250 pieces total

Preferred language

In addition to English, the sticky notes are also available in Dutch.

Dimensions of sticky notes pad

Width in millimetres: 101mm
Height in millimetres: 4.5mm
Depth in millimetres: 71mm

Dimensions packaging

Width in centimetres: 67.5cm
Height in centimetres: 152cm
Depth in centimetres: 1.2cm

Properties

Weight per cube: 34.4g
Total weight: 195g
Material sticky notes: FSC paper
Recyclable: YES

Materials

Sticky notes
FSC paper, bleached
Packaging
Paperwise, recycled paper from waste stream
Ecological ink

Maintenance

Keep packed in a dark room, excessive light can affect the sticky notes’ glue strength.

Recycle

Both packaging and paper can be recycled through regular paper streams.

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