This\none is a little unusual, but bear with us. You have about 30-40 people in a\nlarge room, sat on chairs which form a ring around four chairs in the centre.\nYou have three people sat in the middle, leaving one chair free. You then throw\nout a question. Only the three people in the centre can speak. Any of the other\nattendees can step up and take the empty fourth seat to speak, but one of the\noriginal three people in the middle must voluntarily leave the centre if that\nhappens. This keeps the discussion dynamic and on-topic, making it a lot more\nimpactful. It\u2019s also a good use of large meeting rooms in your Phuket\nconference venue.<\/p>
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