What is your
background? What do you do now? How often do you facilitate meetings?
What kind of clients? What other types of things do you do "on the job"?
Anyway, that is enough for today. I'm sure I will have more questions soon.
Cheers,
Kevin Ca
do you folk's clients come from?
@Julie:
> to OST because it embraces many of the same assumptions that
> Transformative Mediation, which I practice, does.
Dang! Just one more thing I am compelled to research ;P
Cheers,
Kevin Cameron
http://www.bastish.net
http://www.fli
>
> Cameron,
It's "Kevin", by the way :) (Cameron is my last name, though I always
thought it was a cool first name too and wanted to be called Cameron
Cameron)
> The practice of Facilitation, as
> it has evolved, is often understood to be the collection of various tools
> and techniques tha
Hey all.
I'm planning an open space mainly to get myself some experience (it will
be my first as a leader) but also because it is a topic I am passionate
about, one I really want to have the opportunity to participate in an
open space about.
My simple questions:
What about being a participa
urn out as well as hoped, and this is why, and how we
can ensure that it doesn't happen this time"
(BTW, thanks to everyone who answered my last question about
facilitating and participating. It was a BIG help -confirming what I
suspected
