Facilitation requires a specific skill set, which are not the same as consulting or training
(although many people have all three skill sets). A real knowledge of group dynamics is necessary,
and of different methods of working together.
A good facilitator can bring out ideas that you didn’t know you had, as well as keeping meetings
constructive and on track. They can also suggest exercises and ways of tackling issues, other than
sitting round the table. Using structured processes rather than free-for-all discussion is often
much more effective to facilitate decision making and creative thinking.
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now to find out more about engaging Vybrant facilitators to smooth out your toughest meetings.