Prioritizing at Scale
How do I run a live prioritization session with 1,000 people?
Direct Answer
Running a session for 1,000 people requires a fully silent, concurrent submission phase followed by transparent, live voting. Without this structure, the session will dissolve into a chaotic debate dominated by a few vocal individuals, creating a false consensus and wasting everyone's time.
Why It Matters
Unstructured meetings do not scale; they default to HiPPO anchoring (Highest Paid Person's Opinion) and social pressure, which silences the quiet, critical signals from the operations edge.
How Deciqe Approaches It
Deciqe is built to handle sessions of this scale natively, guiding up to 5,000 participants through a structured loop: 3 minutes of silent writing, instant exposure of unique themes, and a live vote to prioritize them. Because every participant contributes simultaneously, scale improves the confidence of the signal rather than slowing down the session.