Question 6

You are facilitating a design review. The proposal on the table clearly touches the security area, and the security engineer in the room has not spoken. You are about to move to a decision. What is the best facilitation move?

Address them by name and ask a specific question: whether the proposal creates any problem in their area.Bonne réponse
Ask the room whether anyone has anything to add before you close.
Leave it to them — pressing someone to speak in a meeting puts them on the spot.
Close the meeting on schedule and message them afterwards to ask for their view.

Explication

A general invitation (option 2) is addressed to no one and is routinely answered by silence, so it does not surface the input you specifically need. Waiting (option 3) makes the decision depend on whether someone volunteers, and the meeting cannot conclude safely without their area being covered. Asking afterwards (option 4) removes the answer from the group that has to react to it, so if there is a problem the discussion has to be reconvened anyway. A specific question directed to the person with the relevant knowledge is the only option that gets the information into the room before the decision.

Explication

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