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Facilitate, v. – Syn.
promote, aid, make easy,
simplify, help, assist, abet, be of
use, help along, boost
                 Webster’s New World Thesaurus
The Context for
Facilitative Work
Problem   Decision   Taking
Solving    Making    Action
CONTENT                   PROCESS
      The What                   The How
    (Team Focus)            (Facilitator Focus)

 Subject of discussion    Methods
 Task                     Procedures
 Problem being solved     Relationships
 Decision being made      Tools
 Agenda items             Rules / norms
 Outcomes                 Dynamics
                           Climate
Problem
Solving




          Open
          Open   Narrow Close
                 Narrow Close
Problem                                 Decision
Space                                   Space



      Open
      Open        Narrow Close
                  Narrow Close                  Open
                                                Open         Narrow Close
                                                             Narrow Close




 Agree there is   Agree to a Agree to   Agree on criteria   Agree on    Agree on
 an issue and     problem    what the   used to evaluate    value of    option the
 generate data    statement. cause(s)   solution options.   each        group is
                             are.                           option.     willing to
                  Describe              Generate                        support.
                  what,                 options.            Test
                  where,                                    options
                  when and                                  against
                  how                                       criteria.
                  much.
What Facilitators Do ….

Clarify outcomes        “Park” off-topic items       Support / suggest
Create expectations     Make interventions           Paraphrase / Question
Communicates            Maintain energy              Listen / respect
Analyze context         Set the tone                 Check for agreement
Scan environment        Keep on track / topic        Show empathy
Identify stakeholders   Set the pace / tone          Appropriately assertive
Clarify roles           Set an example               Create focus
Communicates            Disclose feelings            Stay flexible / optimistic
Assemble resources      Use peoples’ names           Be informed / sensitive
Make arrangements       Model a “Win/Win” attitude   Be alert / unobtrusive
Plan contingencies      Use Congruent non-verbals    Surface concerns
Review participation    Be concise                   Watch the time
Select processes        Be candid                    Know when to stop
Formulate agenda        Create positive atmosphere
                        Stay neutral                 Evaluate actions
Communicates
                        Monitor norms                Evaluate outcomes
Protect the Process     Use tact / discretion        Evaluate processes
Ensure participation    Clarify / Probe              Communicate
Manage Conflicts        Summarize                    Recognize / thank
What Could Go Wrong …..
And how can I prevent it?

 Before the                During the session:           After the session
 session, get              •Listen as an ally            summarize:
 understanding and         •Ask open ended questions     •Agreements
 agreement on:             •Be positive                  •Decisions
 •Desired outcomes         •Provide clear instructions   •Outcomes
 •Sponsor expectations     •Check for understanding      •Next steps
 •Decision making          •Point out agreements
 •Ground rules             •Drive “process stakes”
 •Agenda                   •Encourage participation
 •Context                  •Stay neutral
 •Environment              •Monitor norms
 •Stakeholders             •Use tact / discretion
 •Participants             •Clarify / Probe
 •Roles                    •Summarize
 •Accountabilities
 •KPI’s
 •Level of participation
E
High Involvement
                                  Delegate with Criteria




                   Fallback
                              D

                                  Act on Consensus
                   Fallback
                                                           Range of
                              C
   Participation                                           Decision
                                  Act with Team Input      Making
                                                           Options
                              B
                                  Act with Individual
                                  Input                    “blue” figures
                                                           have the “D”
                                                           (decision rights)

                              A
 Low Involvement
                                  Decide and Announce
Practices That Help                Practices That Hinder

   Be attentive to group needs           Be oblivious to group needs
   Personal sensitivity                  Don’t listen
   Maintain a “safe” atmosphere          Lose track of ideas
   Create focus / purpose                Take poor notes
   Be a servant to group                 Be the center of attention
   Keep it simple                        Get defensive
   Listen carefully                      Put down people
   Watch body language (yours too)       Let conflict go unattended
   Help identify                         Let a few dominate
   Ensure participation                  Don’t ask how the session is going
   Remain neutral                        Impose your thoughts on the
   Maintain energy                        content
   Be flexible                           Let them get and stay off track
   Check understanding (yours too)       Use only your favorite tools
   Summarize frequently                  Let it go on and on and on and on
   Be tool proficient (what/when)        Be insensitive to cultural
   Focus on the outcomes                  differences
   Keep ownership with participants      Use inappropriate humor
Facilitation
  Tools
Problem                                                 Decision
Space                                                   Space
Tools                                                   Tools

          Open
          Open         Narrow Close
                       Narrow Close                              Open
                                                                 Open         Narrow Close
                                                                              Narrow Close




 Perception Sharing    What’s the     Analyze data     Output expected;    N/3         Eliminate
 Affinity Diagram     real problem?    Develop         Input available       Category   No-Go’s
 In Frame / Out of     Lasso         likely causes      Criteria Setting   Sort         Combine /
Frame                   What’s         Test causes      Brainstorm          +/- Top    Delete
 Threats /            effected,        More of /             • Group        several       What would
Opportunities          where, when     Less of                 •Silent         Evaluate   it take?
                       …                Fist to 5             •Write         against       Straw Poll
                                                               •Pass          criteria     Both / And
                                                               •Fishbowl                    Fist to 5

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A Framework For Facilitation

  • 1. Facilitate, v. – Syn. promote, aid, make easy, simplify, help, assist, abet, be of use, help along, boost Webster’s New World Thesaurus
  • 3.
  • 4. Problem Decision Taking Solving Making Action
  • 5. CONTENT PROCESS The What The How (Team Focus) (Facilitator Focus)  Subject of discussion  Methods  Task  Procedures  Problem being solved  Relationships  Decision being made  Tools  Agenda items  Rules / norms  Outcomes  Dynamics  Climate
  • 6. Problem Solving Open Open Narrow Close Narrow Close
  • 7. Problem Decision Space Space Open Open Narrow Close Narrow Close Open Open Narrow Close Narrow Close Agree there is Agree to a Agree to Agree on criteria Agree on Agree on an issue and problem what the used to evaluate value of option the generate data statement. cause(s) solution options. each group is are. option. willing to Describe Generate support. what, options. Test where, options when and against how criteria. much.
  • 8. What Facilitators Do …. Clarify outcomes “Park” off-topic items Support / suggest Create expectations Make interventions Paraphrase / Question Communicates Maintain energy Listen / respect Analyze context Set the tone Check for agreement Scan environment Keep on track / topic Show empathy Identify stakeholders Set the pace / tone Appropriately assertive Clarify roles Set an example Create focus Communicates Disclose feelings Stay flexible / optimistic Assemble resources Use peoples’ names Be informed / sensitive Make arrangements Model a “Win/Win” attitude Be alert / unobtrusive Plan contingencies Use Congruent non-verbals Surface concerns Review participation Be concise Watch the time Select processes Be candid Know when to stop Formulate agenda Create positive atmosphere Stay neutral Evaluate actions Communicates Monitor norms Evaluate outcomes Protect the Process Use tact / discretion Evaluate processes Ensure participation Clarify / Probe Communicate Manage Conflicts Summarize Recognize / thank
  • 9. What Could Go Wrong ….. And how can I prevent it? Before the During the session: After the session session, get •Listen as an ally summarize: understanding and •Ask open ended questions •Agreements agreement on: •Be positive •Decisions •Desired outcomes •Provide clear instructions •Outcomes •Sponsor expectations •Check for understanding •Next steps •Decision making •Point out agreements •Ground rules •Drive “process stakes” •Agenda •Encourage participation •Context •Stay neutral •Environment •Monitor norms •Stakeholders •Use tact / discretion •Participants •Clarify / Probe •Roles •Summarize •Accountabilities •KPI’s •Level of participation
  • 10. E High Involvement Delegate with Criteria Fallback D Act on Consensus Fallback Range of C Participation Decision Act with Team Input Making Options B Act with Individual Input “blue” figures have the “D” (decision rights) A Low Involvement Decide and Announce
  • 11. Practices That Help Practices That Hinder  Be attentive to group needs  Be oblivious to group needs  Personal sensitivity  Don’t listen  Maintain a “safe” atmosphere  Lose track of ideas  Create focus / purpose  Take poor notes  Be a servant to group  Be the center of attention  Keep it simple  Get defensive  Listen carefully  Put down people  Watch body language (yours too)  Let conflict go unattended  Help identify  Let a few dominate  Ensure participation  Don’t ask how the session is going  Remain neutral  Impose your thoughts on the  Maintain energy content  Be flexible  Let them get and stay off track  Check understanding (yours too)  Use only your favorite tools  Summarize frequently  Let it go on and on and on and on  Be tool proficient (what/when)  Be insensitive to cultural  Focus on the outcomes differences  Keep ownership with participants  Use inappropriate humor
  • 13. Problem Decision Space Space Tools Tools Open Open Narrow Close Narrow Close Open Open Narrow Close Narrow Close  Perception Sharing  What’s the  Analyze data  Output expected;  N/3  Eliminate  Affinity Diagram real problem?  Develop Input available  Category No-Go’s  In Frame / Out of  Lasso likely causes  Criteria Setting Sort Combine / Frame  What’s  Test causes  Brainstorm  +/- Top Delete  Threats / effected,  More of / • Group several  What would Opportunities where, when Less of •Silent  Evaluate it take? …  Fist to 5 •Write against  Straw Poll •Pass criteria Both / And •Fishbowl  Fist to 5