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Effective Facilitation - Part 1 Introduction to the video series “Delivering Effective Agile and Non-Agile Meetings
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Effective Facilitation - Part 2 Setting Up MeetingTeam Norms
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Effective Facilitation - Part 3 Top 10 Must Haves for Effective Meetings Part 1
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Effective Facilitation - Part 4 Top 10 Must Haves for Effective Meetings Part 2
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Effective Facilitation - Part 5 Process & Content Listening Skills
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Effective Facilitation - Part 6 Questioning Skills
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Effective Facilitation - Part 7 Non-Verbal Communication
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Effective Facilitation - Part 8 Non-Verbal Communication - Demo
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Effective Facilitation - Part 9 DYSFUNCTION - I'm a Dominator
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Effective Facilitation - Part 10 DYSFUNCTION - I'm a Naysayer
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Effective Facilitation - Part 11 DYSFUNCTION - I'm Disengaged and I'm a Side Talker
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Effective Facilitation - Part 12 DYSFUNCTION - I'm Upset
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Effective Facilitation - Part 13 DYSFUNCTION - I'm a Topic Jumper and I'm Always Right
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Effective Facilitation - Part 14 DYSFUNCTION - “I’m Your Boss”
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Effective Facilitation - Part 15 DYSFUNCTION - Live Demo
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Effective Facilitation - Part 16 DYSFUNCTION - Reflection
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Effective Facilitation - Part 17 Real World Takeaways
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Effective Facilitation – Part 1 Introduction to the video series “Delivering Effective Agile and Non-Agile Meetings
This videos includes the top challenges with Agile meetings, the Agile meeting lifecycle, the top 10 meeting must haves, the expectations of you as the Facilitator and a deep dive into Agile meetings.
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One of dysfunction in a team is around Group-work. 2-3 people group up and by supporting each other block all other discussions, ideas, and information. When this happens, some other members see opportunity to get these peoples favor, joint the team, even though not sharing their ideas. Whoever is left in a team become voiceless.