I have been using OS in my company for various meetings (usually 2 to 3
days) and it has been well received.
While talking to our General Manager about the format of our monthly
department head meetings, I suggested using Open Space.
In the past the format has been like this:
An email goes out t
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>>A VERY LITTLE CASE STUDY: using Open Space in a ONE hour meeting -
>(Harrison you might be horrified.! - I hope not)
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Absolutely NOT horrified.<
Thanks Harrison...
at least my little note prompted some more wisdom for us all fr
At 11:18 PM 6/7/00 -0400, Romy wrote:
>A VERY LITTLE CASE STUDY: using Open Space in a ONE hour meeting -
>(Harrison you might be horrified.! - I hope not)
**
Absolutely NOT horrified. My personal practice of going for longer Open Spaces
relates to 2 factors. First
Jimbo
a few thoughts:
>1. In the past, getting from the opening to the first session takes about
an hour (we have two languages to go through, English and Chinese). That
seems quite long for a regular meeting, particularly one that we should be
shooting for about 2 hours max for the time "when
