Joanna Płaskonka - How to improve interactions and enhance problem solving skills using Action Learning
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How can Action Learning improve your team’s problem-solving skills while enhancing interactions? In this session, Joanna Płaskonka explores the power of effective questioning, reflection, and diverse perspectives. Learn how to foster a culture of continuous improvement and transform team dynamics using Action Learning.
Key Takeaways:
- Action Learning promotes simultaneous development of interaction and problem-solving skills.
- Effective questioning and reflection lead to better team outcomes.
- Diverse team perspectives generate more innovative and practical solutions.
Recommended resources:
- World Institute For Action Learning: https://wial.org/
- Scrum with Joanna YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSRLHoV5FcyNh-z2LxudjQg
Parting word of advice:
"I believe we sghould be very patient, and very detailed, when it comes to understanding the problem. We as human beings, we quickly jump into solutions. Before that, start with a good understanding of what is the problem."
About Joanna Płaskonka Joanna Płaskonka is a passionate advocate for agility in action, empowering teams to deliver value and solve problems effectively. Connect with Joanna Płaskonka on LinkedIn.
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