Team Dynamics  

Introduction

This training session will focus on team functions in the work setting through a series of low-threat, decision-making simulations. Participants will gain an understanding of group functions, be exposed to the reasons team dynamics are vital to effective teams, and learn the pitfalls to good group decision-making. Six hours total.

Objectives

The participant will learn: (1) what distinguishes a team from other groups, (2) characteristics of team functioning, (3) skills useful to teams, and (4) barriers to effective team functioning.

Content Outline

• Introduction to the team concept of management
• Individual team members needs
• Characteristics of effective teams
• Team problem solving/decision making simulations
• Individual and group task functioning
• Decision-making self-analysis and debriefing
• Understanding self and others – assessment instrument
• Methods of affecting team performance
• Debriefing assessment instrument – team values and skills

Who Should Attend

This seminar is intended for managers, supervisors, production, quality assurance personnel, and all employees involved in teams or groups.

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Links to Class Categories:
• Computer Training
• Health and Safety Training
• Management and Supervisory Training
• Quality Assurance Training
• Team and Employee Development Training

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