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The 4 Pillars of a Legitimate Meeting Invitation – When to DECLINE

The Tyranny of the Blank Calendar Invite Structure does not pose as the enemy of creativity; it serves as its prerequisite. Structure fails to arrive as a blank calendar invitation—a “Quick...

Bridging the Gap: Transforming Bad Meetings into Powerful Collaborative Forums

In professional environments where teamwork, complexity, and consensus drive outcomes, the toll of poorly led meetings is not simply inefficiency; it is wasted opportunity. To transform bad meetings...

Beyond Groupthink: Collaboration Bias Shrinks Decision Quality

How to facilitate unavoidable collaboration bias begins by understanding the causes and consequences of collaboration bias, as experienced by facilitators guiding leadership teams or review boards...

Consensus Mastery: Creating a Facilitator’s Edge by Driving Decision Quality

From chaos to clarity, consensus mastery demands facilitators to fortify the quality of decisions, plans, and solutions. As the facilitator, review both the “human” and...

Strengthen Product Vision with a Flexibility Matrix: A Practical Lens on the Triple Constraint

Feb 16, 2017 | Leadership Skills, Meeting Support, Meeting Tools, Prioritizing

Triple constraint theory suggests that it is not realistic to expect to build the fastest, the cheapest, and the...

Designing Strategy Execution, by William Malek

Jan 26, 2017 | Leadership Skills, Planning Approach

A.T. Kearney published the results of a 2014 Strategy Study with over 2,000 global executives on strategy trends,...

Facilitating an Effective After-Action Review (AAR / Hot Wash): Agenda and Best Practices

Jan 12, 2017 | Analysis Methods, Decision Making

An After-Action Review (AAR) is an effective tool for debriefing projects, programs, or other initiatives. It may also...

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