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Reopen the Diamond Right When You Think You Have Consensus
I use a double diamond for exactly this moment. Just as the group settles into what looks like consensus, reopen divergence deliberately. Ask a pointed question that reintroduces a dropped option. Or bring back an earlier dissenting voice and ask that person to restate their concern. Run the group through a second, smaller diamond before you close.

JD Solomon
1 day ago2 min read


Communicating Big Decisions: Do Whatever It Takes to Reach the Boss’s Inner Circle
Every major decision relies on an inner circle of trusted advisors.

JD Solomon
Mar 24, 20252 min read


So, You’ve Been Asked to Lead a Reliability Assessment
Assessing critical infrastructure and facilities is essential for maintaining performance as systems age. Mid-level engineers are...

JD Solomon
Mar 5, 20246 min read


The First Step of Virtual Facilitation is Virtual Platform Training
COVID reminded even the most experienced facilitators that conducting all-virtual facilitation creates a dependency on the virtual...

JD Solomon
Aug 7, 20233 min read


Storming, Norming, and Performing to Group Synergy
Groups go through different stages as they develop, and it's important to understand where a team stands in its maturity spectrum to...

Lester Ray Moore
Jul 10, 20232 min read
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