Calibration meeting generation process

Communication calibration group

• Monthly 1-on-1 between Tomoya Tachikawa and Nishio see Calibration Session

Notes on outbreak process

• In 2018, Tachikawa tried to use Nishio for a BMOT event, and since the two options were about a month apart when trying to coordinate dates, Nishio said, “Why not both instead of either?” (choosing the wrong two options), and the event was held once a month.

  • 2018-05-30

  • T: There is a classroom available for 6/20 or 7/11. How is Nishio-san’s availability?

  • N: Both are fine, so let’s hold both!

  • T: Ewww, I hadn’t thought of that idea.

  • N: Isn’t that a once-a-month pace?

• This caused “meetings for events” to occur at a monthly pace.
• The event itself disappeared after about five sessions, but the meetings themselves were continued because both parties felt they were beneficial.
• I’ve experimented with a lot of things, not just 1-on-1.
  • 2019-06 KJ method for “interesting
• Calibration meeting was called in 2019.

  • 2019-09-12

  • N: Where is the best place to schedule a regular calibration for September, other than 26 or 27 for the rest of the month?

  • T: How about either 18 or 30 for the dates?

  • T: (named “regular calibration session”)

  • This led to the event being called a “calibration meeting” every time, and “what is calibration?” was delved into after the fact see May 2020
• 2019-10-15 Properly subjective
• May 2020 MP Recovery.

  • Tomoya Tachikawa sometimes says “calibration is needed”.

  • The meaning of this word calibration is a little clearer now.

• May 2021 calibration.
• October 2021 Calibration Session Partial Open Experiment. - Parable of the Ropes - I think we need to not only do 1-on-1s, but also turn the keywords that come out of them into “ropes”.

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