I wouldn't worry too much about it, John seems to know
a few things about Open Space, I couldn't find any lies.
I don't like the design of his website, but the infor-
mation is OK. The one thing he does not understand is
the fact that trying to monopolize it goes against the
spirit of Open Space, b
Brigitt Wrote --
>I am not qualified nor is anyone to "certify" someone as an OS facilitator.
>With the assistance of my friend and colleague Michelle Cooper, I did
>consider that I could present "certificates of accomplishment" which
>honoured the persons and didn't bring me into a position of "c
Birgitt,
Please let us know how this goes. It is interesting to see Fast Company
practicing what it covers in its magazine.
Barbara
--
>From: Birgitt Bolton
>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: Re: OS and certification
>Date: Wed, Jun 9, 1999, 3:48 PM
>
> Dylene,
> thank you
hello friends,
very glad to hear of your event, too, birgitt. have done one half-day
session here with 30-35 from the chicago company of friends cell.
though, barbara, i'm not sure that it's the same people doing open space
as creating the mag! anyway, our day was buzzin!!! yours should be
gran
Dylene,
thank you for your kind words. And I too love that people are beginning to
come forward as a whole person, take risks in that way about getting
employment, and are removing themselves from "a resume and a label".
Tomorrow I am facilitating an Open Space for the Toronto group of Fast
Compan
In a message dated 6/9/99 2:22:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
birg...@worldchat.com writes:
<< People are doing personal profiles
which are complete binders that they take to job interviews through which
they visually walk the interviewer in terms of demonstrating their life
accomplishments and p
The last group that came through a training program with me asked if they
could have some kind of certification. I haven't been doing this and I
listened to what they had to say. They said that in keeping with OS being
very different, that those of us doing OS training ought to understand that
ther
Peg and others,
I checked the website you cited and found the name of John Dicus, which
is a familiar name, somehow. Haven't I seen it here on our list? Can't
be sure, but thought I had.
I have always had a little difficulty with commercial organizations
certifying anything like this, but I sup
To All:
I liked Harrison's lack of ego attachment to this--and if he is ok with it,
then I suppose I can't gripe too much--
Though it does seem a little like a license to breathe, doesn't it?
Blessings,
Dylene Cymraes
Peg Holman wrote:
>
> What did I stumble across but this: http://www.ourfuture.com/oscert.htm
> (it's a consulting firm -- Cornerstone Consulting -- that offers
> CERTIFICATION in doing OS)
> This is still bothering me so thought I see what others think.
The need for certification of expertise on
CornerStone has a well-designed website...and while the issue of
"certifying" open space practitioners may run counter to this culture, I'm
acquainted with one of the principals there and believe that he's a wise and
principled advocate and pracitioner of Open Space.
With that said, perhaps it (in
I was checking out a new search engine and entered Open Space Technology.
What did I stumble across but this: http://www.ourfuture.com/oscert.htm
(it's a consulting firm -- Cornerstone Consulting -- that offers
CERTIFICATION in doing OS)
I asked Harrison Do you know who these people are???
Here
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