What do you do if your facilitation session is being influenced by personal biases?
Facilitation is a critical skill for guiding groups through discussions and decision-making processes. However, personal biases can creep in, influencing the session in subtle or overt ways. You might notice these biases affecting the flow of conversation, the decision-making process, or even the way you perceive participant contributions. This can undermine the effectiveness of the session and lead to outcomes that are not truly representative of the group's collective perspective. Recognizing and mitigating the influence of personal biases is essential to ensure that your facilitation is fair, inclusive, and productive.
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Elizabeth HallTalent Advisor and Strategist, Engineering at Visa
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