Spot the Trap: Ready-to-Run 60-Minute Team Workshop (1 Facilitator)
Run a useful 60-minute team session this week, with the slides, script and handouts already done.
AI tools now produce summaries, plans and drafts that look finished in seconds. The trouble starts when nobody asks what the work is really for, or who actually decided. Spot the Trap is a ready-to-run session built on two questions: "What is this really for?" and "Who decides, and did they?" Your team practices them on short fictional cases (a client who asks for forty screens, a plan "approved" by silence, a "Friday" deadline in the wrong time zone), plays a paired role-play with hidden facts, votes on three fast traps and leaves with one written team agreement.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- 18 slides (16:9 PDF, present from any PDF viewer)
- Facilitator guide, 12 pages: outcomes, prep checklist, print list, minute-by-minute run sheet, word-for-word script, debrief questions, 4-week follow-up plan, case notes with answer keys, remote and hybrid notes, write-your-own-trap template
- 45-minute version of the session
- Handouts, 10 pages: participant worksheet, two role-play cases with private Asker and Holder briefs, answer keys, eight trap cards, take-home cards
- License file
FORMAT
- Instant digital download: 5 PDFs plus the license
- Slides at 13.33 x 7.5 in (16:9); guide and handouts in US Letter and A4
- Nothing physical ships. Print the handouts at home or at a print shop.
LICENSE
- Single facilitator: one person runs sessions for their own teams.
Do I need training to run it? No. The guide has a run sheet and a word-for-word script. Read it once (about 30 minutes) and click through the slides.
How many people? 6 to 24 per session. Above 24, add a co-facilitator.
Does it work remotely? Yes. The guide has remote and hybrid notes (breakout rooms, private briefs by chat, chat votes).
Is this AI tool training? No. It is a conversation skills session. AI features because it makes unfinished work look finished.
Is it legal or HR advice? No. It offers practical exercises with fictional cases and makes no promise about results.
14-day fix-or-refund: if a file is broken or not as described, message us within 14 days and we will fix it or refund you.