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Disciplined Agile comes forward with a tool kit full of possibilities limited only by a practitioner’s creativity. Come to this session to learn a facilitation pattern for acting on large scale Retrospective feedback. Leave this session realizing that agile’s fast-failure ideas are fine, but Disciplined Agile’s succeed-sooner philosophy delivers faster learning cycles and Business Value more rapidly.
Meetings are a necessary part of every project manager’s (and agilists’) day. However, as important as these events are (yes, meetings are events!), they are frequently poorly run and leave both meeting leaders and attendees dissatisfied. This can be detrimental to the project because of inherent miscommunication or non-communication, to say nothing of the reputation of the project leader. In this session, attendees will learn the fundamentals of good meeting management starting with having a good agenda to being “large and in charge” to dealing with meeting goblins – those nasty personalities that sometimes emerge during meetings. The increasing role of AI in meeting facilitation will also be discussed.
Meetings are a necessary part of every project manager’s (and agilists’) day. However, as important as these events are (yes, meetings are events!), they are frequently poorly run and leave both meeting leaders and attendees dissatisfied. This can be detrimental to the project because of inherent miscommunication or non-communication, to say nothing of the reputation of the project leader. In this session, attendees will learn the fundamentals of good meeting management starting with having a good agenda to being “large and in charge” to dealing with meeting goblins – those nasty personalities that sometimes emerge during meetings. The increasing role of AI in meeting facilitation will also be discussed.
Join our upcoming webinar on the art of facilitation and learn how to guide groups effectively through learning, problem-solving, and decision-making processes. As a facilitator, creating a positive and productive environment where participants feel valued and engaged is crucial to success. Establishing and maintaining rapport and trust with your group is a key component of this. Our session will focus on the importance of rapport and trust and provide practical strategies for building these critical relationships with participants. By the end of the webinar, you'll have a deeper understanding of how to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that fosters open communication and mutual respect. Sign up now to master the art of facilitation and take your group guiding skills to the next level!
Join our upcoming webinar on the art of facilitation and learn how to guide groups effectively through learning, problem-solving, and decision-making processes. As a facilitator, creating a positive and productive environment where participants feel valued and engaged is crucial to success. Establishing and maintaining rapport and trust with your group is a key component of this. Our session will focus on the importance of rapport and trust and provide practical strategies for building these critical relationships with participants. By the end of the webinar, you'll have a deeper understanding of how to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that fosters open communication and mutual respect. Sign up now to master the art of facilitation and take your group guiding skills to the next level!
Learn how PRUB-Logic guides and enables Benefits Facilitation (not ‘realization’), accountability, efficiency, effectiveness, risk and performance management and many more strategy and project management functions.
This training package contains three useful sections: a list of creative ideas that add fun to your training breaks, sample training facilitation tips and etiquette, and a sample training needs checklist for your hotel venue.
Agile, the "new" product development approach started in the 1970s as an alternative to Lean Six Sigma, is now “scaling-up” by reverting to traditional practices like Kanban, Theory of Constraints, Voice of Customer, Kaizen, etc. Another area that is often included in scaled Agile is Emotional Intelligence. Unlike other Agile practices, stand-up, and meeting facilitation, Emotional Intelligence is not something that people can necessarily learn in an empiric way. It is a science, a very specialized domain that can't be easily simplified to the level of knowledge and experience of a specific role. This webinar is a Project Manager's view on how Emotional intelligence can be and is used in practice. It contains examples from the real world of how having Emotional Intelligence knowledge and skills can help to deliver a project.
Ability to design and facilitate effective and engaging meetings has always been a vital skill for successful project managers. Your ability to facilitate virtual meetings and to engage your team members virtually is especially important today, as we are wrestling with challenges of our collective new reality amidst the pandemic. In this talk, I will share how to design, prepare for, and facilitate meetings that consistently achieve results, engage and motivate your team, and ensure that every voice is heard. We will dive deep into facilitation competencies and their application in virtual context.
Ability to design and facilitate effective and engaging meetings has always been a vital skill for successful project managers. Your ability to facilitate virtual meetings and to engage your team members virtually is especially important today, as we are wrestling with challenges of our collective new reality amidst the pandemic. In this talk, I will share how to design, prepare for, and facilitate meetings that consistently achieve results, engage and motivate your team, and ensure that every voice is heard. We will dive deep into facilitation competencies and their application in virtual context.
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