The main difference between an experienced crisis team and a novice crisis team

René de Jong
3/10/24
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What distinguishes an advanced crisis team from a novice team? In my opinion, the answer does not lie in special tricks or advanced tactics, but in mastering the fundamental principles. Advanced teams excel through consistency and structure.

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An experienced crisis team, for example, maintains a strictly structured approach to every meeting. They follow the circular method: first information gathering, then assessment, and only then decision-making.

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Furthermore, an advanced crisis team begins each meeting by reviewing all outstanding actions. This ensures they never lose sight of the overall situation.

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Such a crisis team therefore has a precise overview of the current situation, bottlenecks, decisions, and both outstanding and completed actions. This enables the team to consider various scenarios: worst-case and best-case, for tomorrow, next week, and next month. Such a crisis team is truly in control.

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In summary, the difference lies not in complexity, but in consistently executing the fundamentals well.

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