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====Rapidly share challenges and expectations, building new connections==== | ====Rapidly share challenges and expectations, building new connections==== | ||
#Invite people to pair with strangers or colleagues in groups/functions different from their own | |||
#Ask, “What big challenge do you bring to this gathering? What do you hope to get from and give this group or community?” | #Ask, “What big challenge do you bring to this gathering? What do you hope to get from and give this group or community?” | ||
#Ask questions that invite participants to shape the direction of their work together | #Ask questions that invite participants to shape the direction of their work together | ||
#Three rounds - In each round, 2 minutes per person to answer the questions. 4-5 min. per round | #Three rounds - In each round, 2 minutes per person to answer the questions. 4-5 min. per round | ||
== Info == | == Info == | ||
*[http://www.liberatingstructures.com/2-impromptu-networking/ '''Impromptu Networking''' Field Guide Entry] | *[http://www.liberatingstructures.com/2-impromptu-networking/ '''Impromptu Networking''' Field Guide Entry] | ||
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Rapidly share challenges and expectations, building new connections
- Invite people to pair with strangers or colleagues in groups/functions different from their own
- Ask, “What big challenge do you bring to this gathering? What do you hope to get from and give this group or community?”
- Ask questions that invite participants to shape the direction of their work together
- Three rounds - In each round, 2 minutes per person to answer the questions. 4-5 min. per round