I had high expectations from the previous Leader Workshop. For me, an extra person means another pair of eyes and ears - unfortunately, I didn't realize that. Two workshop leaders for 11 people was an ideal and manageable size for me, but you have a better wealth of experience. As I told you in a personal conversation afterwards, several emotional outbursts or sticking points were not noticed. A tip that might have helped here: one person reads out the questions, another person walks around the room or offers to answer questions (there were a few) so that it doesn't have to be right in front of the whole group. If necessary, adjust the position in the room (1 at the front, 1 at the back) for a wider perspective.
Also, the most valuable results were not addressed - the questions answered in writing would have revealed the problems at lunchtime. Fortunately, these came to the table just before lunch and were revealed - but that was almost 4 hours later. This got things rolling and the issues on the table, but a discussion or clarification was no longer possible due to time constraints.
I'm looking forward to continuing to work on and delve into the topics and am grateful for the support. The trust and competence is absolutely there, I think it was more situational - hence the opportunity for growth described in detail. The positives clearly outweigh the negatives :)
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