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10 Essential Facilitation Skills for Meeting Leaders

Great Leadership By Dan

When a meeting leader paraphrases, checks for understanding, and asks follow-up questions, it encourages more participation and keeps the discussion flowing. A meeting leader needs to be able to read the group’s tone and body language in order to assess their level of engagement, candor, and commitment. Marquardt. Brainstorming.

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Executive Managerial Leadership Coaching: Case Study

Mike Cardus

Executive Coaching and peer coaching groups were established to highlight and sharpen existing great behaviors and actions. Set-up plus facilitation of monthly internal customer focus group meetings. Using the focus group for targeted and necessary areas of success and improvement.

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Integrative Listening – Is Anyone Truly Listening Anymore?

Strategy Driven

When people stop talking in the workplace, morale drops followed by productivity. She doesn’t recognize the need to meet her people where they are, leaving her team to pick up the pieces and support each other along the journey. If leaders fail to address these problems, they will see good employees walk out the door.

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From "Knowing" to "Doing" - The Problem with Leadership Training

Building Personal Strength

I was introduced to my own listening and group facilitation skills in a six-week course back in 1976. Without that long-term follow-up, I would never have mastered the skills. Or something might go wrong in her group. I should have known better. She may be trying things and they’re not working.