SWOT Analysis
At the start of a project/program it's important to get a handle on the current situation. Appreciating your strengths, studying opportunities, pinpointing weaknesses and identifying threats is a smart way to kick you off in the right direction.
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What You'll Achieve with the SWOT Analysis Workshop
Real outcomes that transform your team
Clear understanding of internal strengths and weaknesses.
Identification of external opportunities and threats.
Development of actionable plans to enhance project outcomes.
When to Use the SWOT Analysis Workshop
Perfect for these situations and team challenges
At the beginning of a new project to assess the current situation.
During quarterly reviews to evaluate team or organizational progress.
How the SWOT Analysis Workshop Works
A step-by-step breakdown of the workshop process
1Define the scope
Agree on the specific focus of the SWOT analysis to ensure clarity.
2Brainstorm strengths
Participants write down strengths on Post-it notes, identifying what works well.
3Brainstorm weaknesses
Collect areas needing improvement by writing them on Post-it notes in the Weaknesses quadrant.
4Brainstorm opportunities
Capture potential new possibilities or external trends that could be advantageous.
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Key Topics Covered in the SWOT Analysis Workshop
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