Hi all:
Not to muddy the waters but I am facing a similar case. I have always managed
to keep the spaces I have opened clear of contributions that had a "plenary"
feel to them. My bias has been to dispense with such events before the space
opens, if at all.
My newest assignment is a two day retr
A quick one, I'm not sure it's a problem, but...
I'm preparing for an Open Space at the end of the month
with a federal government department. The planning
committee I'm working with was sold on the idea of
concluding a three day meeting with one full day in Open
Space. They chose a great topic
No, Denis,
I'm not saying that at all.
Ralph
I have no intervention story that will add to what has already appeared in
this interchange. There are, however, two observations that seem worthy to
me.
Observation #1 (my own) is that this, "Do you ever intervene?" thread, is
sterling proof of the value of OSLIST as a vehicle for mentoring.
Con
>Sheila,
>
>There was no group to confront him. We were standing around by the wall.
> I felt at the time that he was confronting me and that I simply held the
>space for the community. I have to conclude that had I not "intervened"
>he would have torn down any number of other posters and destroy
