The Private Talk Pattern

This page is a part of Design Patterns.

Its content is derived from the presentation "Building a Hacker Space" by Jens Ohlig and Lars Weiler.

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Problem

Someone causes a problem that cannot be resolved in the group.

Implementation

Let some experienced member of your group talk to the trouble-maker in private. Listen to the person. Let them know how the group feels about the problem without exposing them in front of the group.

References

• http://www.scribd.com/doc/9897224/1003Building-a-Hacker-Space#page=71