Sami Paju

Thanks for all your advice. The client finally decided to make two half day sessions instead of a daylong one. We already had a very successful first session. I allowed the participants 2 minutes to explain their models, which proved to be adequate.

Participants and client very satisfied. I never cease to be amazed how powerful this tool can…[Read more]

Dear Christian
I calculate the time that 1 person requires, then multiply by the total at the table, so a 1 minute presentation, I would allow 12 minutes for this exercise session. As a result, with a room of 23 people, the time will have been reduced by 50%. With tables of 6 people, the time would then be 6 minutes.
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Dear Alejandro and Francine, thanks a lot for your advice. Very useful!

If I understood it correctly, you recommend to limit the participant´s “explain time”. What what would you consider to be an adequate explain time if there are 11 to 12 people in each table?

Regards from Madrid

Christian

Hi Christian !
I have facilitated LSP sessions with 30 + people, on my own, dividing the group into tables that vary between 6 and 8.Additionally, I use hourglasses to time and make sure I manage time closely.
the introductory exercises are essential, then each team regroup and works together, and once they have defined their perspectives on the…[Read more]

Hey Christian, how are you? I mostly work with smaller teams, never more than 12 people when I can, but every now and then a larger group comes in. This is how I’ve approached those workshops, after consulting with trainers and more Sr. facilitators:

1. Try to recruit at least 1 more facilitator to keep that 1-to-12 ratio when possible.
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Hello guys, is there any update regarding the LSP SLack channel? Could you please send me an invitation jozef.riskalcik@inforexx.com thank you :)