OS and convergence / Action Planning all the time

Marei Kiele MareiKiele at web.de
Wed May 19 05:02:00 PDT 2004


A bit late, I know, but it took me a month to catch up with all this wonderful stuff on the list I collected within two weeks off-line around easter.

Chris, would you please say a bit more about the forms you hand out. What are you doing with them when filled out? Are the answers going to be published? And how?

Thank you,
Marei


"Chris Corrigan" <chris at chriscorrigan.com> schrieb:
> A great point Harrison, and exactly the reason why I hand out forms to
> everyone at the end of the meeting which say "As a result of this
> meeting..." and ask them to complete the sentence.  It serves as both an
> "evaluation" form and, more importantly, captures a record of the bits
> and pieces of activity that got started (and maybe finished) without
> putting them into a more intensive action planning process.
>
> Chris


> Harrison Owen wrote:
>
> > Raffi raises a most interesting point. Action planning happenes when it
> > happens. I know we tend to think -- First we do the open space and then get
> > on to action planning, which usually involves some sort of convergance
> > process and the like. There is a certain logic to all this, and doubtless it
> > appeals to clients who may be a little nervous. But I think it may be the
> > case that our logic blinds us to a rather different reality. I am not quite
> > sure how to say this -- but something like -- It's all action Planning. From
> > the moment the circle opens action planning is taking place (or not) -- but
> > for sure the final hours of an OS are not the only time/space for action
> > planning.

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