Consensus decision making has a sting in the tail
November 17, 2021
Caution – Consensus decision making isn’t necessarily the way to go. Recently I worked with a very large organisation which has a corporate policy that
Caution – Consensus decision making isn’t necessarily the way to go. Recently I worked with a very large organisation which has a corporate policy that
City of Vincent. This was their first full meeting since the election with 3 new councillors who were learning the procedural ropes. The Mayor, Emma
The Quest continues. Now that the local government elections have been held and the new councillors are in place, I am picking up my Quest
Why the difference between misinformation and disinformation in meetings matters The meaning of misinformation is often merged with that of disinformation, but they are not interchangeable. You
Should you use Robert’s Rules of Order? If you are in the USA – yes. If you are in Australia – no. Robert’s Rules are
Sunflower bias and how it works against good decision making. If you ever see a field of sunflowers, you’ll notice that all of the flowers
As a result of the intrigue my quest has created, the ABC invited me to attend their local government forum last Wednesday. These are 3
I’m going to share 2 stories. Both about time. Story 1. I was speaking at a business association and the issue of time management came
Steve reduced his meetings from 150 minutes to 40 minutes
I’m on a quest to visit every local government council meeting in the Perth metropolitan area. There are 29. On each expedition I will write
I’m on a quest to visit every local government council meeting in the Perth metropolitan area. There are 29. On each expedition I will write
