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The 5 Behaviors of a Cohesive Team
Eliminating dysfunction to achieve collective goals
This high-impact training allows members of the same team to experience motivating, human, relevant and engaging learning experiences that allow them to understand the 5 behaviors to practice, together, on an ongoing basis, in order to work well as a team. Based on proven concepts (The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team), this training helps you focus on collaboration, productivity and achieving your collective goals.
Modules:
- Introduction to organizational dynamics
- Introduction to the Team Cohesion Model
- What about our team?
- Openness and vulnerability-based trust
- Mastering the debate of ideas
- Achieving Clarity and Commitment
- Taming mutual responsibility
- Focus on collective results
- Team building exercise
- Traps, risks, tips and impacts
Useful in the Following Situations:
- When there is dysfunction in the organization or in the team
- When we want to improve the culture of collaboration
- When people are hungry to work well together but don't know how to go about it
- When we want to apply concrete strategies to be more efficient
- When we want to find solutions to our collaboration challenges
- When you want to be more efficient and work in the same direction
Impact on the Organization:
- Better understanding of expectations regarding how to work together
- More focus on productivity
- Better understanding of the impact you can have within a team
- Less stress related to collaboration
- Better communication between team members
- People more engaged and motivated to work together
Following the Training, Participants Will be Able to:
- Identify their contributions to team cohesion
- Implement concrete action plans to increase collaboration
- Practice in a harmonized and intentional manner the behaviors that contribute to a high level of collaboration
- Understand what is expected of them to collaborate better
- Will be able to better address issues as they arise
- Understanding the pitfalls to avoid in everyday collaboration
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