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“Together everyone achieves more.”
-- Who knows, but it makes sense!
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“Teamwork is the fuel that allows
common people to produce uncommon results.”
-- Successories poster
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“Effective teams are a necessary
part of any high performance organization.”
-- Kevin McManus, the Systems Guy
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"Facilitating and Leading Teams"
How to Improve Your Team Facilitation and Leadership Skills
Two Day Workshop Contents
| Day One
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Introduction and Expectations |
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Practice Exercise #1 - Defining Workshop Expectations |
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The Importance of Ground Rules and Agendas |
| Practice Exercise #2 - Defining Exercise Ground Rules |
| How Do You Prefer to Communicate With Others? |
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Practice Exercise #3 - Defining Communication Preferences |
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Exploring the Group Process and Group Dynamics |
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Practice Exercise #4 - The Cash Register Exercise |
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Basics of Group Facilitation |
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Practice Exercise #5 - "Who Stays Behind?" Exercise |
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Day Two |
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How to Raise Group Interaction Levels |
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Practice Exercise #6 - Space Survival Exercise |
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The Basics of Team Effectiveness |
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Practice Exercise #7 - Defining Team Performance Measures |
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Common and Uncommon Group Facilitation Tools |
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Practice Exercise #8 - Reaching Consensus on Key Decisions Exercise |
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A Process Focused Approach for Improving Meeting Effectiveness |
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Practice Exercise #9 - "What Should We Do?" Exercise |
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Planning for Skill Application After the Workshop |
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Practice Exercise #10 - Action Planning Exercise |
The “Facilitating and Leading Team Events” workshop is designed to help team leaders improve their personal team facilitation and leadership skills in a high impact way. By participating in this workshop, each person will repeatedly practice and evaluate their personal use of high impact team skills, in addition to learning more effective ways to get the most out of team events. By learning to become more effective team leaders and facilitators, each participant will return to work with the skills necessary to reduce significant meeting waste, improve group dynamics, and increase the output of their improvement team and team communication efforts.
Would you like to learn more about
pursuing process excellence?
Click on one of the following links to learn
even more about how this workshop or about other ways you can accelerate the pursuit of process excellence in your organization:
“The only thing
I know is that I do not know it all.” -- Socrates
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