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authorSiri Reiter <siri@jones.dk>2017-09-17 21:02:54 +0200
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+# Sociocratic meeting technique
+
+I'm exited to introduce a take on meeting facilitation called
+"the round" in my next meeting. It is certainly not a new technique,
+and it is already practiced a lot. However, few can imagine to
+use it thoughout the meeting, as it is perceived heavy and a little
+tiresome - to some. The thing is, it's a good technique to make sure
+that everybody in an assembly is heard. That noone takes over the
+discussion and the decision process.
+
+Everybody gets a chance to speak, and you have to wait to speak untill
+your turn. You may have more to say, and you may have arguments against
+somebody else's opinion, but you don't get to influence consensus
+before it's your turn.
+
+It's interesting. Try it.
+
+The idea was introduced to me by Tyge Mortensen on an evening course.
+
+[[!tag blog mejeriet sociocracy tyge_mortensen]]