Environmental responsibility: share our ambitions
The Campus has obtained numerous certifications that testify to its commitment to Sustainable Development:
This has been achieved thanks to an ambitious and pro-active policy based on four main pillars:
For a meeting to be successful, several roles must be addressed:
- The client, who has a direct interest in what is being discussed.
- The participants, who must always be active contributors. No observers in meetings!
- The time keeper, who ensures compliance with the time contract.
- The scribe, who takes notes and graphically facilitates.
- The facilitator, who animates or presents. S/he is the one who organizes and is responsible for the work process. S/he can also be a scribe and a time keeper.
A meeting is based on the expectation of tangible or intangible deliverables. Identify the expected deliverable(s) at the very beginning of the session and keep it (them) in mind throughout the session, or project as appropriate. You will thus be able to easily assess individual or collective progress, validate steps and complete the achievements against the objective.
Source : Facilitating workshops, meetings and trainings, Capgemini Invent
Why not use a new method of creativity during your brainstorming? Publicly designate a participant who will play the role of a candid. S/he will ask all the questions that come to his/her mind on the subject to be dealt with, in order to challenge debates, remove any inconsistencies or approximations, and check the relevance of all ideas in relation to the theme of the session.
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Work performance would be increased by 26% when the phone is in another room. The quality would also be improved. We assess 4 levels of remoteness: in the pocket; placed on the desk next to the user; locked in a drawer located in the room; and finally locked away in another room. The greater the distance, the greater the concentration: our standby mode goes off since there is no risk of being disturbed. The stronger our concentration is on a subject, the stronger is our overall performance.
75% of our professional success is linked to our optimism, the way we deal with our stress, and our relationships. Researchers in positive psychology and genetics have shown that we have 90% influence on our well-being, throught the way we perceive things. We can voluntarily set up optimistic mechanisms through small actions: each week, identify three moments that have brought joy, pride, satisfaction or appeasement. Start now during your seminar!
In a meeting, it is important to designate and present several roles: the time-keeper (in charge of respecting schedules), the scribe (for taking notes), the client (who defends the client's point of view - internal or external), the candid (who challenges ideas).