Five Ways to Facilitate Group Conversations: For more rewarding conversations

 
Guest blogger: Steve Davis, Business & Life Coach, and Infopreneur

Group Process Skill

 

Have you ever felt ‘stuck’ in a conversation with three or more people that just wasn’t going anywhere?

 

People are droning on and on about this and that, leaving you bored and wishing you could just slip away?

 
This is an all too familiar social situation [...]

December 20, 2009  Tags: be heard, facilitate conversation, group involvement, respectful, responsibility, rewarding conversation  Posted in: Engaging Others  One Comment

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