You work with groups. Sometimes you lead the group. Sometimes you facilitate the group. Sometimes you are there to train and other times you participate as a member. Sometimes you are in multiple roles.
What is the difference between a …
Making Group Decisions – Six Options
As you know, one of the primary functions of groups is to make decisions. We have a problem → we need to change something → we need a decision. At times though, this is easier said than done.
Some groups …
Understanding Consensus
There are six decision-making options: spontaneous agreement, one person decides, compromise, multi-voting, majority voting, and consensus building. In meetings, we know that the facilitator, group leader or the group needs to choose the most appropriate method before any decision that …