2:05 What is your story?
3:20 What makes strategies and business plans fail?
3:49 Do participants in your workshops usually have a clear idea already how the strategy looks like?
5:47 How would you approach such a discussion? Would it be a guided discussion with all team members around a table?
6:34 How often does it happen that the team hears the same words but understands something different?
7:12 If there is disagreement, how do you deal with the tension?
8:03 How do you secure the buy-in?
10:00 After you clarified disagreement and achieved buy-in, what is the next step to assure the follow-up after the workshop?
11:52 What are the next steps toward execution?
13:06 How do you collect the participants’ ideas regarding the specific translations of the strategy? And how do you make sure that everyone is contributing?
15:08 When participants work in pairs: how do you build these and will they remain the same over the duration of the workshop?
15:45 How do you get introverts to voice their opinions?
16:45 How do you deal with the bunch of action items?
19:28 How do you get the team to prioritize action items?
21:04 How do you then divide the tasks for execution?
22:16 Would that mean that the person who has an idea is in charge of the realization?
27:06 How do you get the team members to follow through with their responsibilities?
28:42 This sounds so easy in theory but the reality is that many managers have competing commitments. How do you coach the leader to assure progress?
34:22 How can you as a facilitator help the team to follow through and to make it fun to stick to the commitments?
37:06 How do you walk the line between being a facilitator and being a consultant?
38:49 How do you assure that the CEO doesn’t lose face in such situations?
39:33 I like to ask my podcast guests for a DIY exercise that always works, no matter what. What would be your contribution?
40:40 How do you finish the sentence: “Workshops fail if…”?
41:13 So what is a “sound facilitator”?
42:37 If a listener fell asleep after a few minutes, how would you summarize our conversation?