You have a day or two with your team and a list of things that need to come out of it: priorities, better collaboration, a plan for next year. METODIC turns that into a programme you can lead yourself, with the exercises, the timing, the materials and notes on what to say at each step.
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An offsite works when people leave with decisions they made together, not with a list of good conversations. So the day has to move from looking back, to choosing, to committing. METODIC builds the programme along that line and puts the hardest choices before the energy dip after lunch.
| 9:00 | Check-in: what each person needs from today | 20 min |
| 9:20 | Looking back: what worked this year, what cost us energy | 60 min |
| 10:20 | Break | 15 min |
| 10:35 | Everything on the table: all current priorities on one wall | 45 min |
| 11:20 | Choosing: dot voting and a hard cut to three | 40 min |
| 12:00 | Lunch | 60 min |
| 13:00 | Per priority: an owner, a first step and what we stop doing | 75 min |
| 14:15 | Break | 15 min |
| 14:30 | How we work together: two agreements we hold each other to | 60 min |
| 15:30 | Close: each person says what they will do on Monday | 30 min |
Managers and team leads who run their own offsite. HR business partners who support several teams. Leadership teams that prepare the day together. Consultants who need a solid draft for a client offsite.
Not for most offsites. Every exercise comes with steps and notes on what to say. For a team in serious conflict, an outside facilitator is still the better choice.
Yes. Describe how many days you have and METODIC plans them day by day, with an arc across the whole offsite.
Yes. Share a link: viewing is free and needs no account. You can also make a pre-read with the goals and the programme.
The agenda generator is free and needs no account. The free plan gives you 15 credits when you sign up and 5 every month. Paid plans start at €10 a month.
Nine: English, Dutch, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian and Chinese. The programme and all materials come in the language you write in.
Start with one sentence: what must your team have decided by the end of the day?