Social Capital Sentence
Identify and share the social capital your team has to offer in a way that can be built into the rest of the gathering/project. This can be done by creating ultra-simple sentences
How to run it
- Utilize People Science data to put people in pairs or triads if no People Science, encourage people to pair
- up with people they don't know Ideally, pass out the second page about Social Capital for each person to read
- Ask each person to write a one to four sentences that cover their career, personal life or a mixture
- NOT a paragraph or a LinkedIn/cover page style summary!
- Their colleagues ask insightful questions about
- their sentences with the aim of finding connection points Document this information if possible and pass to Knowledge Weaver
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Utilize People Science data to put people in pairs or triads if no People Science, encourage people to pair
up with people they don't know Ideally, pass out the second page about Social Capital for each person to read
Ask each person to write a one to four sentences that cover their career, personal life or a mixture
Their colleagues ask insightful questions about
their sentences with the aim of finding connection points Document this information if possible and pass to Knowledge Weaver
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Social Capital Sentence. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Utilize People Science data to put people in pairs or triads if no People Science, encourage people to pair; up with people they don't know Ideally, pass out the second page about Social Capital for each person to read; Ask each person to write a one to four sentences that cover their career, personal life or a mixture; Their colleagues ask insightful questions about. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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