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Strategy & Decisions
How do I make them decide together — and learn from how they did it?
The ones that earn a proper debrief. Teams argue their way to an answer and then find out how they did, which is the part people remember a year later.
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Who Does What?Match the person to what they actually do all day. Scored.Live poll8–15mThe HandoffEach team maps what it needs from the team beside it.Team submit12–20mOrg Chart ScramblePut your own colleagues in order. Reliably humbling.Ranking8–15mDesert SurvivalRank twelve items alone, then as a team. Teams beat individuals.Ranking18–30mLost at SeaThe maritime cousin, with a different lesson.Ranking18–30mPriority PyramidOnly three things fit at the top. Choose, and defend it.Ranking12–20mValues SortRank twelve values. The gap between teams is the conversation.Ranking12–22mBudget BattleFund five initiatives from a pot that covers three.Ranking12–20mBuild the Ideal TeammateRank ten traits. Nobody agrees, which is the point.Ranking10–18mConsensus LadderPairs agree, then fours, then eights. Watch where it stalls.Ranking15–25mTrade-off TournamentCompeting priorities pair off until one is left standing.Bracket10–18m
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