Overcoming Team Dysfunctions
Course Description:
Teams are an important building block of successful organizations. An organization’s success can depend on how well team members operate together—their level of trust in each other, their ability to disagree and work through the problems, and their abilities to strategize and hold each other accountable to be committed to achieving top performing results in reaching their goals.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the value of working as a team
- Build team trust
- Understand how to proactively prevent the 5 main dysfunctions of a team as well as how they present themselves in your current team
- Identify ways that team members can be involved and grow in a team setting
Course Outline:
Lesson 1: Course Overview
The instructor will spend the first part of the day getting to know participants and discussing what will take place during the workshop. Participants will also have an opportunity to identify their personal learning objectives.
Lesson 2: Defining Teams and Conflict
Participants will define what a team is and what different kinds of teams there are. Participants will define conflict and will understand its importance within a team.
Lesson 3: Overcoming the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team
Using information from Dr. Patrick Lencioni’s book, Overcoming the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team, participants will watch a video presented by Dr. Lencioni then will apply the information from the video in a hands-on activity in order to apply the concepts to their specific teams with whom they work.
Lesson 4: Creating Accountability
Participants will learn the importance of The Accountability Cycle and the characteristics it takes to make it work within a team.
Lesson 5: Building Team Trust
Participants will end the workshop with a recap of the importance of trust on teams and what it takes within their own teams to build it.
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\nTeams are an important building block of successful organizations. An organization’s success can depend on how well team members operate together—their level of trust in each other, their ability to disagree and work through the problems, and their abilities to strategize and hold each other accountable to be committed to achieving top performing results in reaching their goals.
\nCourse Objectives:
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- Understand the value of working as a team \n
- Build team trust \n
- Understand how to proactively prevent the 5 main dysfunctions of a team as well as how they present themselves in your current team \n
- Identify ways that team members can be involved and grow in a team setting \n
Course Outline:
\nLesson 1: Course Overview
\nThe instructor will spend the first part of the day getting to know participants and discussing what will take place during the workshop. Participants will also have an opportunity to identify their personal learning objectives.
\nLesson 2: Defining Teams and Conflict
\nParticipants will define what a team is and what different kinds of teams there are. Participants will define conflict and will understand its importance within a team.
\nLesson 3: Overcoming the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team
\nUsing information from Dr. Patrick Lencioni’s book, Overcoming the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team, participants will watch a video presented by Dr. Lencioni then will apply the information from the video in a hands-on activity in order to apply the concepts to their specific teams with whom they work.
\nLesson 4: Creating Accountability
\nParticipants will learn the importance of The Accountability Cycle and the characteristics it takes to make it work within a team.
\nLesson 5: Building Team Trust
\nParticipants will end the workshop with a recap of the importance of trust on teams and what it takes within their own teams to build it.
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