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Mar 5 •
Diagreements and conflicts
Hello everyone, This is more of a general question from a facilitation standpoint. Conflicts and disagreements among participants are inevitable. How do you handle that as facilitators and help the group to come together and make a decision? A simple example could be that two subgroups have completely contrasting views about a topic. Voting could be an option but I'm not necessarily a fan of forced voting, i 'm looking for something beyond that which is more meanigful and impactful. Any tips or best practices would be helpful!
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Jan '23 •
Welcome! 🏁 Start here ...
Hi everyone, Design Sprint Masters is an exclusive community of practice for facilitators interested in facilitating design sprints and problem-framing workshops. Here you can: ✅ Interact and exchange experiences with fellow facilitators ✅ Ask your burning questions and get community help ✅ Talk about design sprints, problem framing, and all things facilitation ✅ Talk about how to run these workshops inside organizations ✅ Access to the DSA Team and one monthly coaching call with one of our experts To make this a worthwhile experience, we encourage everyone to participate actively. Ask questions, start conversations and share your experience. But first things first, introduce yourself using the following template: 👇👇👇👇👇👇 Hi, my name is ......, I’m from ......., and I work as/for/with ...... I bring these things to the community... I want to get these things from the community... For fun, I like to... We’re thrilled to have you here and hope you will get lots of value from the community and have some fun doing it. Yours, DSA Team ❤️
Mar 20 •
🤩 From UX to Facilitation
Hi! 👋 My name is Núria, I’m from Catalonia and currently based in Munich, Germany. I work as a UX Lead at IU Group (private online university) designing digital experiences with a strong focus on user-centered design. Right now, I’m transitioning into workshop facilitation, combining my UX expertise with collaborative problem-solving techniques. ➡️ I bring a deep understanding of UX strategy, a passion for innovation, and a growing skill set in facilitation to the community. I’m excited to share insights, learn from others, and explore new ways to drive impactful design conversations. ➡️ From this community, I hope to refine my facilitation skills, gain fresh perspectives on running effective workshops, and connect with experienced facilitators who can help me grow in this space. 🧭 For fun, I do orienteering —running through the forest with a map and compass. I’m also a trainer, and I’ve found that planning trainings and workshops have a lot in common —both require structure, adaptability, and an understanding of how people learn and navigate challenges. Looking forward to connecting with everyone!
Mar 17 •
Free Video Training - Facilitating a Foundation Sprint (based on Click)
Hi all, I know how tricky it can be to run workshops—especially when you don’t have all the resources handy. If you haven’t had a chance to grab Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky’s book, Click, or if you’re planning to facilitate a Foundation Sprint soon and want to get ahead, I’ve got some exciting news: At Design Sprint Academy, we’ve just launched a step-by-step video series on YouTube, guiding you through the entire Foundation Sprint method! You can watch it here 👉 Foundation Sprint - All Exercises I’m still working to complete the entire series (keep an eye out—hold me accountable!).
Mar 3 •
Hello...Jignesh from Pennsylvania, USA!
Hello everyone 👋 This is Jignesh Patel - I have been a product agility transformational coach for over a decade along with prior experience of few decades as an electronics and software engineer, all working for corporate. I am beginning my solo journey to provide facilitation & coaching services to help people connect, grow as leaders and work collaboratively in this virtual world. I live in northeast Pennsylvania (us eastern timezone). Looking forward to collaborate, share and learn with this community. 🙂
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