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Think of situations in which you would use each of the priority-setting methods described

here. In addition, design an approach to priority setting that is tailored to the unique circum-

stances of your work situation.

RELATED LEADERSHIP TOOLS

6.9 Brainstorming 10.8 Ground Rules 10.10 Closure

10.7 Getting Participation 10.9 Visible Information 10.12 RASCI Planning

FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE

Dyer, William. Team Building: Issues and Alternatives. Addison-Wesley, 1987.

Jick, Todd D. Managing Change: Cases and Concepts. Irwin, 1993.

Senge, Peter M., Richard Ross, Bryan Smith, Charlotte Roberts, and Art Kleiner. The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook:
Strategies and Tools for Building a Learning Organization. Currency Doubleday, 1994.

SECTION 10 TOOLS FORLEADINGTEAMS ANDGROUPS 331

Quick & Dirty

Points

Method

Logical

Method

Criteria

Method

Your own cus-

tomized

method

Priority-setting

method When you would use it

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