Category: ProcessEd
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The 5-Why’s: A discovery tool that’s not just for toddlers
For any parents out there or for anyone who’s ever spent time with a three-year-old, you are familiar with the question “why”? It seems like the stream of why’s can be endless. This inquisitive nature is lost for many in adulthood. This lost art of asking why can be very beneficial when you’re looking at…
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"Replacing" the Face-to-Face Planning Session
A lot of what I do is planning, problem-solving, and getting information out of people’s heads to craft it into a masterpiece of a plan, proposal, or solution. I’m now facing the need to do current-state, future-state, and gap workshops virtually! I will never be able to replace the in-person session – the energy, body…
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Implementing a New Software? Don’t Forget About These 5 Things.
New software programs and apps can make life wonderful for organizations. In addition to just rolling out the new system with the software company, there are other items to keep in mind.
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Evaluation: Your Plague or Passion?
In an environment of “proving your worth” evaluation can be the best prescription: it can show that what you do is worth while and you can also show that you saw what was wrong and made efforts to correct course. That’s pretty admirable.
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New Year’s: Blah Blah Blah?
It’s a new year and I’m a process and planning person, so that means I’m supposed to be asking about your resolutions and goals for 2016. Will I?