Step 5:
If, in a previous step, a bottleneck has been broken go back to step 1. - Once a bottleneck is resolved, return to the first step to identify new constraints. This creates a cycle of continuous improvement.
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Probing questions to ask
Once you have the basics of what happened and how long it has been going on, you can move on to asking more probing questions:
- What is the other person saying?
- How does what you've been hearing go against your values?
- What is ...
5. Evaluate
Have the part evaluate these new choices.
Are they acceptable?
Will they be as good as or better than the previous behavior?
It needs to be willing to try them out for the next month or longer if appropriate. The key here is negoti...
Why Is Gibbs' Cycle oWhy Is Gibbs' Cycle of Reflection Important
Gibbs' Cycle of Reflection is important because it provides a structured and systematic approach for individuals to reflect on their experiences and learning. By going through each stage of the cycle, individuals can better understand their experiences, identify what they have learned, and develo...
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