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Supercharging decision making: 14 ways to Dory / Pulse
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    • Supercharging decision making: 14 ways to Dory / Pulse
    • 7 ways to Dory
      • Classic Dory
      • Unbiased Dory
      • Anonymous Dory
      • Max Choice Dory
      • Rank the Category Dory
      • Sentence Starter Dory
      • Kitchen Sink Dory
    • 7 ways to Pulse
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        Classic Pulse
      • heart2
        Role-centric Pulse
      • heart3
        Conviction, Disagree, and Commit Pulse
      • heart4
        Read each other's Pulses
      • heart
        Pick an Option Pulse
      • heart6
        Ranked Choice Pulse
      • heart7
        $100 Voting Pulse
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Ranked Choice Pulse

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This is another favorite from Dave Mastronardi’s
Gamestorming
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. and is most useful when there are multiple options. In this Pulse, you ask the group stack rank the options.
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Instructions

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Copy this template
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to a new doc or existing doc
Add each option in the Idea Name column.
Have each stakeholder stack rank the options. they will only be able to choose one option at each rank.
Enjoy a ranked and scored option
Pro tip: If you want to remove bias in the voting process, you can configure each reaction column to display None and hide the Score column until you are ready to discuss.

Idea Name
1st Pref
2nd Pref
3rd Pref
4th Pref
5th Pref
Score
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0
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