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How do accomplished facilitators keep someone from dominating a meeting?

How do accomplished facilitators keep someone from dominating a meeting?

by cris | Jul 28, 2021 | Behavior, Q&A

It’s important to put the word “dominating” in context. A large number of meetings could be considered dominated by an individual subject matter expert whose express purpose is to dominate the session. The manager would be interfering to squelch the SME, quite...
How do accomplished facilitators keep someone from dominating a meeting?

Is managing a project where workers are remote, more or less challenging compared to co-located teams?

by cris | Jul 28, 2021 | Behavior, Q&A

While physical proximity has certain advantages, doing business in a global economy with remote team members is an inescapable reality. As an independent consultant, with decades of managing distributed teams, I can tell you without hesitation interacting remotely is...
How do accomplished facilitators keep someone from dominating a meeting?

How do you resolve perfectionism issues in collaborative projects?

by cris | Jun 14, 2021 | Behavior, Q&A

Not all “perfectionism issues” require resolution. Team members who retard progress because of the desire to perfect non-critical deliverables should be given clear direction with respect to interdependencies and be time-boxed with respect to delivery. Endless...

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