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According to a University
of Arizona teamwork�study,
there are more than 11 million formal meetings per day in the United States
-� more than three billion meetings per year. Managers spend about 20% of
their time in formal meetings of 5 people or more. A meeting between several
managers or executives may cost upwards of $1000 per hour in salary costs
alone.� A Fortune 50 company estimates losses in excess of $75 million per
year due to poor meetings.
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I have written before about using
the
Six Thinking Hats method for problem solving or decision-making
meetings.� I have also introduced my
Luck of the Draw mixer activity using paying cards to get people
in training or team-building sessions to work with new participants instead
of their regular work team.� Recently I read
Perfect Phrases for Icebreakers by professional speakers Runion and
Windingland.� In it they offer a new way to do four of the hat roles in a
meeting using playing cards to assign different roles to members.� I thought
it seemed like a quick way to get every aspect of a single solution to a
problem or a potential decision reviewed, if there is not have enough time
to do all the hats as a group.�
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To start, each team member will draw
a card from the playing deck.� Next the team members check to see what type
of card they have so the facilitator can explain their roles.� Members with
various suites play different roles:
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Hearts are Advocates (Yellow)
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Clubs are Opponents (Black)
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Diamonds are �Yes, And� who state likes (Red)
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Spades are �Yes, But� state data or dislikes
(White)
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Jokers or Aces are wild.�
Wild cards can play multiple roles,
any role they choose, or I believe the facilitator could assign one of the
other two hats (Blue or Green) to the wild cards.
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