0 of 8 answeredHow often does this happen?
1. The same few voices dominate the discussion.
2. Quieter people’s views shape what gets decided.
3. People say in the corridor what they don’t say in the meeting.
4. We spend more time defending positions than exploring them.
5. Decisions stay made after the meeting ends.
6. People leave clear on what they will do next.
7. Complex issues get squeezed into slides and bullet points.
8. We can see how our different issues connect to each other.