Dear Gijs and others on the list
I like to explore this topic theme a bit more closely. I have been
learning so much for the past few years that I have been practicing
the open space. I like to know your examples, your thoughts and
experiences?
An introductory questions on No-Go-area's:
At one
Dear Kari,
instead, try taking a nap.
My experience as a late-comer to os (I was 56 and had been into OD
processes for decades) is that I had to do a lot of un-learning... and
no end in sight.
For some reason I had developed the stance of "unattached to outcome" in
other contexts but could sti
Hi Kari,
I don't participate in breakouts when holding space.
The only time I have participated in a breakout session while in the
role of OS facilitator was at a small, local "open space on open
space' gathering here in San Francisco.
With fabulous Lisa Heft in attendance, I found it a teachabl
I think it's sort of dangerous to imagine that there is a list of definitive
do's and don'ts for Open Space. For sure if you are learning the process, I
would DO the following three step process:
1. Read the User's Guide
2. If you still have questions about your design, ask the OSLIST for hel
Dear Kari, Chris, Micheal, Jeff and others on the list
Being of service to the group during an event, is relative easy to do because
the role is so clearly defined. However serving the group during the meetings
with the client is harder. In some cases I feel myself selling OST, just
because of
I always explain to people that whether or not their staffs are compelled to be
there, we still need to invite them. You can have 100 bodies in the room
without a single one of them being present. I have. I have been in meetings
where people were so bitter that they showed up and rebelled by
t-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Gijs Mega
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Subject: Re: [OSList] No-Go-area's as OS facilitators
Dear Kari, Chris, Micheal, Jeff and others on the list
Being of service to the group during a
