“Having conducted a number of workshops, both the authors have noted that there is always a participant that is pushing their own agenda regarding something that they would like to attach to your project. It is worthwhile listening to what they are attempting to attach to your project and quickly make a decision if it is “in” or “out” of the scope of your project. Making this decision early in the workshop prevents scope creep and the workshop and project from being derailed. It also leads to another model the authors have found in workshops called “Pushing their own wheelbarrow” - here is that article.
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Welcome to Keegan Consulting Group Recommends.
Keegan Consulting Group Recommends is about various things we as a group have found either online or in print, we find and then tell each other about. We do this in order to keep each other informed of upcoming developments and things that have influenced, excited or shaped our thinking. As group, we decided to start Keegan Consulting Group Recommends so you too can share in what we have been reading lately and what is shaping our current thinking.
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written by our Senior Education Specialist who has an interesting view on the
complexities of language – in this instance the language used in job
applications.
Read MoreWelcome to the first Keegan Consulting Group Recommends!
We have decided to start Keegan Consulting Group Recommends
as we have found that we often tell each other about articles we have read,
keeping each other informed of upcoming developments and things that have
influenced, excited or shaped our thinking.
As group, we decided to start Keegan Consulting Group Recommends
(largely at Josh’s insistence) so you too can share in what we have been
reading lately and what is shaping our current thinking.
Read MoreThe
introduction of SOP’s within any organisation is an easy way to quickly achieve
productivity and efficiency gains and from this experience and others, I would
highly recommend it as the empirical evidence suggests that at least with
routine tasks, efficiencies can be gained. This article explains how to create SOP's in 8 easy steps.
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