Want High Performance? Build Trust Among Team Members

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Trust is a key element of high-performing organizations. Employees in high-trust companies are more productive, more satisfied with their jobs, put in greater effort, are less likely to search for new jobs, and are even healthier than people working in low-trust companies. Learn more about trust on teams, and download the Team Trust activity!

Guess Your Style in Two Easy Steps

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A fun exercise to help you understand yourself better and gain a little insight into the people around you. It gives you a few prompts and then asks you to “guess” your DiSC® style. You can do this on your own, or give it to your team and let everyone discuss where they think their teammates fall.

The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team

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  Are you part of a truly cohesive team? Based on the book “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team”by Patrick Lencioni, the Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team is an assessment based learning experience designed to help individuals and organizations build a truly … Read More

The C Style

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 C stands for Conscientious – getting the best out of your C style team members starts with fully understanding their priorities:  Ensuring accuracy, maintaining stability and challenging assumptions. This style is motivated by opportunities to use expertise or gain knowledge … Read More

“S’ Style

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The “S” stands for Steadiness. You need to understand the priorities of your S style members in order to get the best and work effectively with them. Priorities of S are giving support, maintaining stability, and enjoying collaboration. People with … Read More

i Style Contributors

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i stands for Influence—getting the best out of your i style team members starts with fully understanding their strengths and their priorities: Enthusiasm, Collaboration and Optimism

Giving Constructive Feedback

Feedback is an essential element for everyone in an organization’s workforce. The importance of providing feedback cannot be overstated. As a manager or supervisor, the feedback that you give your staff will let them know where they are and where to go next in terms of expectations and goals – yours, their own, and the organization’s.

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