Discovering and Building on the Root Causes of Success with Appreciative Interviews
Discover how Appreciative Interviews can transform your Scrum team's success.
												Nov 30, 2017
							
												
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								Summary
										Learn how Liberating Structures, specifically Appreciative Interviews, can be effectively integrated into Scrum practices to unleash team potential and enhance collaboration. Discover practical steps to foster a positive atmosphere and identify success enablers. Engage in peer-to-peer learning and gain valuable insights that can lead to a paradigm shift in team and management dynamics. This resource offers actionable strategies for creating environments where Scrum teams can thrive. Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your team's performance.
									
								
								
								
								
									Takeaways
- Appreciative Interviews uncover success enablers by focusing on positive stories.
- Combining Liberating Structures offers versatile solutions for team engagement.
- Facilitating management workshops with Appreciative Interviews can shift leadership paradigms.
- Practical steps include specifying themes, conducting interviews, and discussing insights.
- This approach fosters a positive 'can-do' atmosphere, crucial for new Scrum teams.
- A key characteristic of Liberating Structures is that they can easily be combined to create programs for entire workshops or training.
- Appreciative Interviews (AI), is a Liberating Structure that helps identify enablers for success in less than one hour. It focuses on what goes well — instead of what doesn’t liberating spontaneous momentum and insights for positive changes to uncover hidden success stories.
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