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Consensus Through Conversation: How to Achieve High–Commitment Decisions
Berrett–Koehler Publishers
November 2006
Paperback, 89 pages
ISBN: 1576754197
On-Site and On-Line Training Courses for Business Analysts How to Elicit Business System Requirements
How to Initiate Requirements Gathering with User Stories
How to Plan and Monitor Business Analysis Activities
How to Prepare and Facilitate Productive JRP-JAD Sessions
How to Prepare and Facilitate Requirements Workshops
Consensus is fast becoming one of business‘ most popular–but most widely mis–understood decision–making models. By involving people in the decisions that impact their work, companies develop a passionate team of workers, one that is committed to a future they‘ve helped shape. This useful guide leads managers, consultants, and facilitators through the consensus–building process. It shows how to avoid common pitfalls like false agreement and the " illusion of inclusion." For anyone charged with getting groups to fruitful resolution on important issues, "Consensus Through Conversation" offers an invaluable reference.
About the Author:
Larry Dressler has, for over 15 years, designed and facilitated high stakes meetings in large corporations like Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Starbucks. He has also assisted in important community deliberations involving diverse stakeholders: farm workers in Washington state, homeless artisans on Skid Row in LA, and indigenous leaders in the Ecuadorian Amazon
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