Archive for February, 2008
How can you recognise conflict in your team?
When we address the issue of conflict in teambuilding sessions, people often tell me that there is no conflict in their team or organisation. I rarely believe them. Conflict almost always exists in one shape or form. Conflict can be very obvious, manifesting in arguments or open antagonism, but it can also simply be about [...]
Posted: February 28th, 2008 under High Performing Teams, Team Building, Team Development.
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Conflict in teams is conducive to good relationships
There is something about the word teambuilding that conjures up images of everyone getting along famously and there being great harmony in the ranks. It is of course important that people get on and can rely on one another, yet it is equally important that teams can work through conflict when it arises.
Posted: February 21st, 2008 under High Performing Teams, Team Building, Team Development.
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Show your team some love on Valentine’s Day!
Now let’s say right up front that we do not condone inappropriate workplace behaviour in any way, so take it easy and don’t misinterpret this headline! One of the characteristics of high performing teams is that they have great relationships and they recognise and reward one another, so what better day to remind your team how [...]
Posted: February 14th, 2008 under High Performing Teams, Team Building, Team Development.
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What do New Year’s resolutions and company goals and objectives have in common?
I’ve recently asked lots of people whether they’ve made any New Year’s resolutions and, to my surprise, the majority have said no. The conversation tends to go like this: Me: Why not? Them: Because I have given up making them Me: Why? Them: Because I never stick to them Me: Why? (my vocabulary is limited) [...]
Posted: February 4th, 2008 under Performance Management.
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