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Questions to Ask If Using a Decision Quality Spider Chart (DQ Spider)

When making decisions, consider testing for decision quality (DQ)[1] so that you can avoid having another meeting. A quick method involves testing your options against your purpose to...

Estimating Workshop and Meeting Duration — Tips and Guidelines

Accurate estimating for meeting duration helps optimize the schedules and expectations of your participants. Therefore, stay vigilant. When estimated incorrectly, your sessions risk the worst...

5 Tips on How to Facilitate Board Meetings (or Committees)

You may effectively facilitate Board Meetings by relying on Robert’s Rules of Order, however, blend in facilitative leadership skills to improve your decision quality. In 1876 General Henry M....

Lead and Facilitate Root Cause Analysis that Leads Directly to Innovation

By using root cause analysis, you can develop Critical to Quality (CTQ), Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and Objectives/ Key Results (OKRs). Sometimes referred to as Ishikawa or “Fishbone”...

Scrum Master Facilitator Techniques Improve Meetings

Aug 31, 2017 | Meeting Support, Scrum Events

Agile's Scrum Master facilitator techniques ensure that business communities get quick and responsive results....

Meeting Killers: Eight Ways to Kill A Meeting and Your Reputation

Aug 10, 2017 | Facilitation Skills, Leadership Skills, Meeting Agendas, Meeting Structure, Meeting Support, Meeting Tools

Below are eight habits we call meeting killers that every facilitator, or meeting leader, must avoid. Neglect to...

How to Use the Principles of Agile’s Daily Scrum in Your Staff Meetings

Jun 1, 2017 | Meeting Tools, Scrum Events

There are good meetings and there are long meetings but there aren’t many good, long meetings. Therefore, Agile's...

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