BUILD
PRODUCTIVE TEAMS THROUGH
IMPROVED
COMMUNICATION
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| a one-day workshop
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| This
workshop helps identify what an effective team looks like, how to
improve team effectiveness, five stages of team development, and
collaborative problem solving skills and decision making.
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WORKSHOP
CONTENT
Unit
1: Overview
of team effectiveness
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What is
a team? |
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Your
perception of goals, roles and expectations |
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Understanding
and blending different perceptions |
Unit
2: Group Functions and Dynamics
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How
teams function |
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Team
assessment activity |
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Task
and maintenance functions in teams |
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Common
team problems |
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Responsibilities
of team participants |
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Your
perception of goals, roles and expectations |
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Understanding
and blending different perceptions |
Unit
3: Effective
Team Communication Skills
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Ask
questions to solicit information and gain different points of view |
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Actively
listen |
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Paraphrase for better understanding |
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Feedback
(how to tell others what you think) |
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Confrontation
in situations requiring change |
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Assertive
disagreements |
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Practice
assertion skills in typical situations |
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Dealing
with negative team behaviors |
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How to
build trust and understanding in a team |
Unit
4:
Coping with the Pace
of Change
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How to
move through nine stages of the change process |
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Successful
vs. effective change |
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Identify
levels of commitment to change |
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Why
change is resisted and how to be more productive |
EXPECTED
OUTCOMES
At
the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
| 1. |
Identify
characteristics of effective teams. |
| 2. |
Maintain
team productivity through improving communications skills. |
| 3. |
Identify
the dynamics of a changing situation and how to remain productive in a
changing environment. |
| 4. |
Apply
conflict reduction techniques in a team environment to find real
solutions to productivity issues. |
| 5. |
Identify
your own team's effectiveness by expressing team goals, roles and
expectations. |
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