| |
What’s
My Team Impact?
This workshop is designed to
supercharge the process of moving a team with clear direction to a
more open, honest, and collaborative working relationship. |
|
Objective:
To build cohesiveness and improve team
effectiveness.
Intended For:
Team members at any level of the
organization.
Time Required:
8 hours |
|
Authentic teamwork is built upon
commitment, trust, and collaboration - qualities that can only be
developed with considerable effort over time. Without proper
training, work teams will almost certainly be hampered by
conflicting goals, inefficient work methods, poor communication, and
strained interpersonal relationships. This workshop uses the popular
Extended DISC “Team Report” to create a full day of team building
training:
 Diagnose
with the Extended DISC®
Start your workshop by helping groups surface issues and remove
blockages to high performance. Completed on-line before the session,
the Extended DISC identifies team members’ styles and identifies
what values the team is using.
I. Where Are We?
In exercises, your team examines whether it is working as a group or
a team. At the heart of teamwork is collaboration. The team
identifies each members’ preferences in work habits.
 II.
Where Are We Going?
By using the Jungle Escape™
exercise, your team
examines levels of team development and what they can do to improve.
The team, through the “arrow analysis” identifies what the team has
as its “drivers”, i.e. forces pushing individuals to work in certain
ways.
III. What Impact is That Having?
Now that the team has discovered a new level of openness, the teams
collaboratively examine the impact that they each have on one
another and on other teams in an effort to build better impact.
Through “Team Role Analysis” teams also see what roles they
successfully fulfill and what roles they fail to do well.
IV. What Do We Need to Do to Improve Our Impact?
Effective teams build trust between members and communicate openly
because they appreciate each other. The 360-Share Exercise helps
teammates learn to give positive feedback to each other and enhances
the feeling of camaraderie.
|
|
