When designing your All-Hands meeting, @happyisdefault from @PeopleStorming recommends:
1️⃣ Don’t forget the ‘Rule of Three’
2️⃣ Engage from the outset
3️⃣ Talking heads become dull, fast https://t.co/hKWw2cwchJ
“Embracing our silly, flawed nature as human beings means sharing perhaps the most fundamental parts of our experiences and connecting most deeply with each other.” @PeopleStorming#TedLasso https://t.co/Xg9SFpPC6K
A recent newsletter from @PeopleStorming included this reminder from @edcatmull
‘If there's more truth in hallways than in meetings, you have a problem.’
It's a great question to ask yourself to judge the culture of openness and transparency on your team.
@WillStockd Great share! The issue of common and shared language in teams comes up a lot in our work. We have a similar exercise to the one described, in our team chartering program.
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@joulee What you describe sounds like opinionated facilitation. When we facilitate, more often than not, we are asked to be opinionated, despite the inherent neutrality that is normally associated with facilitators.
@nick_ts@gregisenberg Just thinking the same thing about facilitators. I think maybe we are community designers as defined here but for the short term. For the immediate gathering. So duration is part of the definition? Good topic!
Addressing the systemic and cultural problems that create meeting bloat in your organization is the best way to “get out of a meeting”. We are obsessed with this and happy to help!