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Examples of designed conversations
Updated on Dec 15, 14
Created on Mar 17, 10
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Rana Chakrabarti's List: dt_conversationdesign
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Mar 17, 10
CxD to break into a group conversation with one central node. Pattern - polite interruption followed by retreat.
Underlying dynamics - Creating a new channel without into a hub and spoke pattern. Temporary disturbance re-directed all channels to new entrant. Retreat restores flow to centre and included new channel. After close the new channel moves from 1:n ( broadcast) to 1:1 (personal) -
Mar 17, 10
Pattern :
Essentially the last stages of a feeback loop.
1. Signal package reception & value - Thank you. What an interesting perspective
2. Disengage Channel - Discover a spontaneous transition - Unfortunately, I'd better be going.
3. Closure orr Promise of a new channel - Suggest a forward momentum or a consolation prize - Good luck with the exhibit or but I will definitely tell my father in law about the exhibit, he's an avid histroy buff.
Thanks again-
Thanks so much, what an interesting perspective. Unfortunately, I'd better get going, but I will definitely tell my father in law about the exhibit, he's an avid history buff. Thanks again
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Apr 28, 10
4 step format for getting a politician's attention
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May 16, 10
conversation is the new commodity- being sold, bought, traded. where might this lead ?
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- Solution - situation - complication, this is what consultants use most of the time, a no-nonsense approach. If you do not have time to read the whole story, you get the answer in the first paragraph/on the first slide. Functional, but boring.
- Situation - complication - resolution, the most natural one to present a case, starting relaxed, adding stress but then calm things down again at the end.
- Complication - situation - resolution, a flow of arguments that creates a sense of urgency.
And an important one: in what order to present your story? Most stories can be crafted using 3 components: the situation, the complication, and the resolution. The order in which you chose to present them sets the tone of your story:
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