Archive for 'Team Development'
Review and celebrate team success over the festive season
I’ve noticed that many people I’ve been working with this week seem to be, well, somewhere else, for want of a better description. The holiday period is looming fast and thoughts may be more on ‘what on earth will I get Auntie Betty this year’ than ‘how can I use the remaining time in December to [...]
Posted: December 17th, 2006 under High Performing Teams, Performance Management, Team Building, Team Development.
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5 tips for a successful team Christmas party
Well, we are well and truly into the festive season, and teams everywhere are looking forward to their Christmas night out. Or are they? Many people dread the team Christmas party – for some, the thought of spending hours socialising with the boss and watching their Ps and Qs whilst still trying to enjoy a [...]
Posted: December 11th, 2006 under Team Building, Team Development.
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Keeping the Team Alive
One of the common mistakes made by teams is to start off with great ideas, create charters and ground rules, type them up and then never look at them again! I encourage the teams I work with to continuously self-assess, and that includes tracking against their performance as a team, not just around their tasks and [...]
Posted: November 28th, 2006 under Team Development.
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Making Team Development Work
I met someone this evening who asked me about my work with teams. She said ‘it sounds great, but does it really work?’ To me, developing a team is just like developing any other relationship: it’s not always easy and you have to work at it. Most of us work hard at our friendships, marriages [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2006 under Team Development.
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