A Guide on How to Facilitate a Roles and Responsibilities Workshop

03/13/24 • 4 min

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A Guide on How to Facilitate a Roles and Responsibilities Workshop is published on Mural.com. It's important to have everyone engaged and committed in the workshop, without interruptions. The workshop promotes alignment on expectations for each role and of the group as a whole. This exercise is a good starting point when creating a new team or at times when the members of the team have changed. The workshop will help teams to better understand the role and responsibilities of each person in the team who occupies a certain role.

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