Taster: How to use the wisdom of the group in decision-making

Making decisions is usually not automatic. Therefore, we often fall into the “pushing through” of a decision based on the majority with a lot of frustrations or we postpone the […]
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nov 25, 2016

Making decisions is usually not automatic. Therefore, we often fall into the “pushing through” of a decision based on the majority with a lot of frustrations or we postpone the decision again until the next meeting.

What can you do if you want & have to make a decision, knowing that the most important things are shared during the coffee break? Then you need a methodology that actively brings in the coffee break points during decision-making. Deep Democracy (Lewis method) is a method of looking at an issue from all angles before making a decision, in which the perspective of the minority is actively integrated.

Questions like: “Is there is someone who has a very different idea ‘and’ what do you need to go along with this decision” make sure that information and ideas continue to flow in a group and the decisions are taken wiser.

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This is an experiential introduction workshop for anyone who wants to achieve a goal with others. Whether you are a member of management, professional, manager, teacher, consultant or student who leads a project. This workshop is free of charge!

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