One loud stakeholder dominates Q&A during public works work-order ART PI Planning. How should the RTE facilitate?
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Short Explanation
One loud voice in a public-works planning room will steamroll the people who actually close work orders. Inclusive facilitation means timeboxes, round-robins, and parking lots so others get in. The RTE protects the whole ART, not the loudest mic.
Full Explanation
Group facilitation during PI Planning includes preventing single-stakeholder domination. The RTE should use inclusive techniques so every team and relevant stakeholder can be heard on the work-order ART. Awarding leftover time to the loudest person, cutting Q&A, or hiding the conflict in a hallway reduces transparency and plan quality.