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Make your retrospective facilitation even more effective? Here's 4 things to look at

Enrico Teotti
01/20/2020

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In this post I refer to retrospectives as a type of meeting inspired by the 12th agile principle “At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly.”.

Many factors–specific to your context–can reduce the effectiveness of a retrospective and cause frustration and mistrust in the group. In this brief blog post I will describe how psychological safety, purpose, facilitator's preparedness and collaboration can help make your retrospectives even more effective.

 

One Page Plans: The Quick Way to Get Your Team on the Same Page

Chaz Thorne
12/20/2019

The most common question we get from clients is some version of, "How did you get our team all on the same page so quickly?!" And yes, it's normally said with an "!". (Sometimes two "!!".) One Page Plans: The Quick Way to Get Your Team on the Same Page reveals the simple but powerful method we have used with dozens of organizations to get them aligned on solutions.

In a 60-MINUTE READ, you're going to learn a skill that will get your team making better decisions faster, whether you're doing a planning exercise or solving a crisis.
 

Inclusive and Sustainable Solid Waste Management in Lebanon

Federico De Nardo
12/15/2019

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The publication is about some principles that should guide the facilitation and the participatory processes, in particular related to Waste Management and Planning, it takes a case study of the participatory process for a Solid Waste Management Masterplan successfully done after 14 months of participatory process, in Lebanon.

The last part is about cost recovery of the service but was part of the facilitation process and validate a cost recovery system in Waste Management as you might understand was great achievement and change in the perception of the Solid Waste service.

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