Join us to the webinar "Facilitating conversations and decision-making"
Join us to the webinar "Facilitating conversations and decision-making"
During this webinar we will discover how to make the right decisions and give feedback.
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Date: July, 3 Time: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. (time zone Moscow)
Language: English
Instructor: Mukhina Sviatlana
Place: online
During this webinar we will explore the following topics:
Walt Disney model for creative thinking and effective conversations;
Think out of the box, apply your dreams onto practice and mitigate risks;
Cartesian Coordinates technique for decision-making;
Explore the idea from various sides to achieve better results;
Pro-Con analysis of the situation;
What are the benefits and disadvantages?
COIN and STAR feedback models;
How to give feedback that people listen to it?
Gradients of consensus;
There are different Yes’s and various No’s.
Course targets:
Those who participated in the webinar will get attendance code from Luxoft Agile Practice that covers 2 learning objectives:
1. Facilitating collaborative conversations - It’s common for conversations to be mediocre, improving conversation quality leads to better understanding, fuller collaboration and remarkable results.
2. Facilitating team decision-making - Being able to come to decisions is a critical function for a team, frequently problematic, and essential for moving teams to action.
Target audience:
Scrum-Masters, Managers, Business Analysts, Product Owners, and everybody who conducts and facilitates team meetings and group events.