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Lisanne
31 December 2018 at 19:17This prototype worked really well when I was doing a workshop at a client. The result was that all attendees felt comfortable with each other, which made sharing of ideas and deciding on next steps way easier.
Edition
2 January 2019 at 17:38I love this addition to meetings. We are using this in all kind of meetings.
David
10 January 2019 at 11:16I really like this prototype. It helps people to open up, build relations and set a constructive atmosphere during any gathering of people. And it also helps to really be present in the session that is about to start, which is part of purpose of the check in. You can vary the question that starts the check in to ensure that it stays useful. It is also very commonly used in Deep democracy. The same goes for the check out, it is a good way to wrap up the session instead of rushing to the next commitment.
And I even used similar questions in the family setting to deepen the conversations.
Arie Drost
12 September 2019 at 22:09Cool practice. My colleague from recruitment challenges managers to share something new (personal or in business) when introducing themselves to an applicant in interviews. It keeps it fun and builds up relationships!