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VALUING DIFFERENCES
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The most requested outcome for a team programme is that we help team members value the various contributions made by their colleagues.
We provide challenging tasks that make these differing attributes and their benefits highly visible.
The result is that team members become more confident of both their own and their colleagues' abilities.
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Team Perspective
It’s easy to work hard. You just keep going until sweat breaks
on your brow, then you can sit back and feel a sense of achievement.
BUT, it takes perspective and judgement to make sure that all team
members are being effective and not simply industrious. Involving
all of the team in this direction-finding helps them to feel committed
to making the team work as well as it can.
Through a programme of new, enjoyable challenges, teams quickly
learn to observe the way they work together and begin to spot improvements
that can be made in their method and approach to tasks. They often
take little prompting to see how these changes can be taken back
to work and applied there. Taking time out allows for quality time
away from the ‘merely urgent’ to look at what’s
important to the team.
Every programme is unique, but some of the outcomes we achieve
include helping the team excel in:
- Valuing differences between team members’ strengths
- Planning their time and resources
- Decision making as a team
- Learning quickly from their experiences in a changing business
environment
- Communicating within and outside of the team
- Working together when geographically apart
- Interacting and joint-venturing with other teams, suppliers and
customers
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Your programme
We will spend time trying to understand as much as
we can about what you want to achieve and then work with you to
design a programme
to do the job. This may include team work challenges, community
action projects, one to one coaching, models and theories, discussions
and feedback.
The next step is to contact us. We will then be able to talk
with you by phone or at your office so that we can present
an initial
outline of how we might help your team.
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