| Principle | Corresponding Card Mechanic | Source | |-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------| | Psychological safety | Check-in cards normalizing vulnerability | Edmondson (1999) | | Cognitive load reduction | Single prompt per card, no pre-reading | Sweller (1988) | | Actionable team learning | Retro + Action cards force closure | Argryis & Schön (1978) | | Meeting parsimony | Timed rounds (implicit) | Rogelberg et al. (2014) | | Distributed team cohesion | Remote-first cards (e.g., “Virtual mute check”) | Hinds & Kiesler (2002) |
It sounds like you’re asking for a structured based on the Team Tactics card deck (Second Edition) from Pip Decks . Team Tactics- Pip Decks Cards -Second Edition- ...
Pip Decks’ Team Tactics (Second Edition) offers a lightweight, card-based system designed to address these challenges in under 20 minutes per session. Unlike generic icebreakers, it focuses on —running better meetings, resolving blockers, and giving structured feedback. | Principle | Corresponding Card Mechanic | Source