5 Stage

Expertise Delivery Model


1. Exploring the Need

        – getting clear on underlying needs before proceeding.

2. Clarifying Commitments

        – making sure all parties are clear on results and processes before action is launched.

3. Gathering Information

        – gathering further information on the defined problem.

4. Recommending Change

        – recommending what and how clients change.

5. Taking Stock or Closing

        – effectively wrapping up the project and/or planning improvements.


 

Expertise Delivery Stage Key Logical Issue Key Relationship Issue
Exploring the Need Getting at the underlying need & scoping the problem Establishing rapport and trust
Clarifying Expectations and Commitments Negotiating outcomes and processes

Clarifying relationships & expectations

Gathering Information Data gathering, diagnosis and synthesis Building ownership
Recommending Change

Selling your recommendations & change

Dealing with client reservations
Closing or Taking Stock

Wrapping up a project or re-contracting

Transferring ownership
Continuous improvement

(reprinted from Powerful Professionals)


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