The Art of Reaching Consensus - Reinhard Scholl ITU-T Leadership Meeting

 
The Art of Reaching
Consensus
Reinhard Scholl
ITU-T Leadership Meeting
4 November 2016
1
 
Outline
1.
Consensus: What is it?
2.
Crafting Consensus
3.
Your Role as a Leader
2
 
1.
Consensus: What is it?
2.
Crafting Consensus
3.
Your Role as a Leader
3
 
ITU makes many
(but not all !)
decisions by
consensus
4
 
 
Unanimity
Unopposed
agreement
Consensus
5
 
Consensus definitions
 
ITU
No definition
 
But see footnote in ITU-R
 
6
 
Consensus definitions
 
ISO/IEC
absence of
sustained
opposition
 
7
 
Consensus definitions
 
ANSI
 
substantial
agreement
8
 
 
Consensus is the
chairman’s
judgement call
9
 
 
Reopening a decision?
Think twice about it!
10
 
1.
Consensus: What is it?
2.
Crafting Consensus
3.
Your Role as a Leader
11
 
 
Understanding
the endgame is
crucial
12
 
How you ask a question matters!
 
Is anyone objecting to
this proposal?
vs
 
Is anyone supporting
this proposal?
13
 
How you ask a question matters!
 
Is anyone objecting to
this proposal?
vs
 
I see no-one objecting
14
 
How you ask a question matters!
 
Is anyone supporting
this proposal?
vs
 
I see no-one
supporting this
proposal
15
 
Summarize the
issue at hand
16
 
Ways of reaching consensus
 
Informal ways
 
vs
 
More formal ways
17
 
Informal ways (1)
 
“I see no objection.”
18
 
Informal ways (2)
 
“Is there (any)
support for this
proposal?”
19
 
Informal ways (3)
The coffee break
solution
20
 
Informal ways (4)
 
The Chairman may
propose a solution
21
 
Informal ways (5)
Form antagonists into
an ad hoc group
 
they
 have to find a
solution
22
 
Informal ways (6)
“Sleep on it”
23
 
Informal ways (7)
Magic words:
normally
24
 
Informal ways (8)
 
Show of hands
solution
25
 
Formal way (1)
Record non-
supportive voices
in meeting report
26
 
Formal ways (2)
Record concerns /
reservations in ITU-T
Recommendation
27
 
1.
Consensus: What is it?
2.
Crafting Consensus
3.
Your Role as a Leader
Note: The term “Chairman” in this
section refers to anyone chairing a
meeting, including a Study Group, a
Question, an ad hoc group, an editing
group, etc.
28
 
The integrity of the Chairman
 
You must be
impartial
29
 
Communicate!
 
Communication
means listening
30
 
Communicate!
 
Be 
actively
involved
31
 
Communicate!
 
Give everyone a
chance to talk
32
 
Communicate!
 
Be responsive
33
 
Communicate!
 
Be sensitive to
languages
34
 
Communicate!
 
Understand
cultural differences
35
 
36
Good luck!
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Explore the nuances of consensus-building, leadership roles, and decision-making processes. Gain insights into defining consensus, understanding opposition, and the chairman's pivotal judgment role. Learn tips on crafting consensus effectively and making crucial inquiries. Delve into the significance of comprehending the endgame and reopening decisions thoughtfully in collaborative settings.

  • Consensus building
  • Leadership
  • Decision-making
  • Reinhard Scholl
  • Collaboration

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  1. The Art of Reaching Consensus Reinhard Scholl ITU-T Leadership Meeting 4 November 2016 1

  2. Outline 1. Consensus: What is it? 2. Crafting Consensus 3. Your Role as a Leader 2

  3. 1. Consensus: What is it? 2. Crafting Consensus 3. Your Role as a Leader 3

  4. ITU makes many (but not all !) decisions by consensus 4

  5. Unanimity Unopposed agreement Consensus 5

  6. Consensus definitions ITU No definition But see footnote in ITU-R 6

  7. Consensus definitions ISO/IEC absence of sustained opposition 7

  8. Consensus definitions ANSI substantial agreement 8

  9. Consensus is the chairman s judgement call 9

  10. Reopening a decision? Think twice about it! 10

  11. 1. Consensus: What is it? 2. Crafting Consensus 3. Your Role as a Leader 11

  12. Understanding the endgame is crucial 12

  13. How you ask a question matters! Is anyone objecting to this proposal? vs Is anyone supporting this proposal? 13

  14. How you ask a question matters! Is anyone objecting to this proposal? vs I see no-one objecting 14

  15. How you ask a question matters! Is anyone supporting this proposal? vs I see no-one supporting this proposal 15

  16. Summarize the issue at hand 16

  17. Ways of reaching consensus Informal ways vs More formal ways 17

  18. Informal ways (1) I see no objection. 18

  19. Informal ways (2) Is there (any) support for this proposal? 19

  20. Informal ways (3) The coffee break solution 20

  21. Informal ways (4) The Chairman may propose a solution 21

  22. Informal ways (5) Form antagonists into an ad hoc group they have to find a solution 22

  23. Informal ways (6) Sleep on it 23

  24. Informal ways (7) Magic words: normally 24

  25. Informal ways (8) Show of hands solution 25

  26. Formal way (1) Record non- supportive voices in meeting report 26

  27. Formal ways (2) Record concerns / reservations in ITU-T Recommendation 27

  28. 1. Consensus: What is it? 2. Crafting Consensus 3. Your Role as a Leader Note: The term Chairman in this section refers to anyone chairing a meeting, including a Study Group, a Question, an ad hoc group, an editing group, etc. 28

  29. The integrity of the Chairman You must be impartial 29

  30. Communicate! Communication means listening 30

  31. Communicate! Be actively involved 31

  32. Communicate! Give everyone a chance to talk 32

  33. Communicate! Be responsive 33

  34. Communicate! Be sensitive to languages 34

  35. Communicate! Understand cultural differences 35

  36. Good luck! 36

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