All processes related with making decisions have a level of complexity. Facilitators should predict this level of complexity and don’t feel intimidated by this process. Let’s review a model called “Diamond to make decisions” that will help on this process. The process of making decisions start with a question or Read more…
Group Agreements is a very powerfull tool that Facilitators can use to Facilitate a meeting. I am sure most of you have notice that in most of the meetings many people talk at the same time, or some of them get distracted by their mobile phone or leave the meeting Read more…
Groups Facilitation is a process where a person called “The Facilitator” helps the group to identify and solve their issues to allow the group make decisions. The Facilitator needs to be designated and accepted by all group members and he/she needs to be neutral which means to don’t have personal Read more…
In this blog I will use an example related with a product development to explain how an agile framework is used in a product development. Let’s assume a client needs to create a website. When we work using Scrum, the product owner work with stakeholders to get requirements and create Read more…
In this blog I will use an example related with a product development to explain how a traditional framework is used in a project. Let’s assume we have project where we need to develop a website and we need first to document requirements with the client. When we work in Read more…
All of us should know that frameworks were created to help us to organize our projects or our products development. However, we cannot say that Agile is better than Traditional or the opposite. Each of them are good depending on conditions, restrictions, variables, or people we have in our projects. Read more…
A lot of people think in a project as something big or expensive and therefore they think that a job of project manager should be very stressful and demanding. However, just few people understand that all of us are managing projects daily. Yes! Daily! So I guess this statement breaks Read more…