Employing Differences, Episode 267: How can we narrow our choices?
Description
"Someone is kind of making some sort of argument, and then you eventually realize that they're arguing against something that no one is actually even proposing that you do. And by making it clear that that's not being proposed, it can be really useful, because it heads those kinds of things off."
Karen & Paul share strategies for narrowing choices in group decision-making. They explain the importance of defining choices clearly, using techniques like mini-consensus, creating buckets, and performing temperature checks to gauge support.
They also talk about making proposals and why it's essential to consider what everyone in the group can live with. The goal is to make more efficient and effective decisions while keeping everyone engaged.
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