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Teaming:
Relating Skills for Quality & Success
a personal & Professional development program
applied to the teaming process
For the Organization
Instilling
attitudes and behaviors for productivity
Unleashing the
benefits of trust—stopping costly erosion
Building honor
and maintaining alignment on-the-job
For the Team
Proven results
team members buy into
Building
never-known-before team potential
Characteristics
of effective and ineffective teams
A “can do” team
paradigm
Steps for
teaming to exceptional outcomes
Team problem
solving of historically troublesome issues
Consensus
building
Quality
Performance Agreements
Techniques for
renewal (as a team and individually)
For the Individual
stress
styles, self-image and teaming—self discovery
Identifying
one’s personal effectiveness pattern—self confidence
Personalizing
strengths—self management
Inviting others
from “distress”—self effectiveness
Change,
transition and stress management—self balance
Relating Skills for Quality
Balance in the midst of stress
New levels of professionalism
Participants will …
Develop a conviction
that the degree to which I am able to effectively manage my own
personal response to stress is directly related to my team’s success
and longevity.
Discover my preferred coping style for dealing with
stress—and its consequences on myself and others.
Apply my understanding of stress coping styles to my team
members and other stakeholders.
Grow personal dexterity and competence to regain my balance
when stress pulls me into non-effective behavior patterns.
Apply the knowledge that a team needs a specific objective, time
line, and accountability to build and maintain motivation
while keeping stress at manageable levels.
Work through and resolve real issues
to a superior result.
Increase productivity
Decrease cycle-time
improve
morale
Teams will …
Experience and apply the benefits of trust-building and teaming in
stressful environments in order to build competitive advantage
through efficient interpersonal habits.
Quickly identify personal stress patterns and the stress patterns of
others in order to take concrete action to create “good days” for
the team and other stakeholders.
Apply effectiveness patterns on the job—where having options leads
to creative problem solving.
Learn how to “invite” others out of their stress behavior and into
productivity and balance.
Practice techniques for minimizing stress and waste during change
and transition.
Adopt new techniques for productively addressing old and unresolved
team issues.
Discover new forms of self-talk that promote trust, build
collaboration and result in exceptional outcomes.
We customize our process to fit your needs
-with ease and on target.
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