Facilitating Professional Scrum Teams: Improve Team Alignment, Effectiveness and Outcomes
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Facilitation Checklist
Facilitation does not start or end with the event or meeting itself. It can involve a fair amount of preparation and follow-up. Here, we share some of the most common elements that a facilitator has to think about when preparing to facilitate a session and following up afterward. Although this list is by no means exhaustive, it is thorough. Feel free to add steps that you find necessary, especially after facilitating a session.
Preparation
Effective facilitation requires a certain level of planning, organization, and attention to detail. Why, when, who, how, and where to facilitate are all questions that a facilitator may want to explore before a session. Preparation allows a facilitator to frame clear goals and objectives, ...
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