Re: Selecting members | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Martin Schafer (schafer![]() |
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Date: Wed, 8 Feb 95 16:33 CST |
> > Bob & Ruth wrote: > > In addition, we are wondering if anyone has any words of wisdom on > what one does when someone joins the group who is inappropriate for > the group but does not respond to "vibes" telling him/her that fact. > We have been told that most groups end up being self-selecting, but > we are concerned about the damage that an inappropriate person can do > to a group. Ideas on "admission" and "de-admission" would be > welcomed. > Our process at TRG was that once someone expressed a desire to become a full member, they were assigned a mentor who was supposed to meet with them outside the group, to both give them more information about how we did things and to get to know them better. The prospective member was expected to attend for several meetings, and then skip a meeting so that the group could decide on whether to accept their application. We made decisions on the normal consensus basis, and paid particular attention to what the mentor thought. Martin
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Re: Selecting members Rob Sandelin, February 8 1995
- Re: Selecting members Martin Schafer, February 8 1995
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