NEW Ground Rules: Unlocking High Performance Teams in the Room and on Zoom.
Team meetings twice as fast at half the cost with three times the impact.
Does your meeting in the Room or on Zoom have any of these behaviours:
Blaming
Being Defensive
Distraction
Withdrawing (or not even showing up)
Being oppositional
Playing politics
Talking over each other
Personal agendas
Winging it (because they didn’t prepare)
Falling asleep
An online handbook for guiding teams to quality solutions twice as fast at half the cost with three times the impact!
Imagine how much better your meetings would be without the behaviours listed above! Oh, and if you can't facilitate these behaviours in a Room, you will struggle to do it on Zoom.
If your organisation is like most, you are already placing a greater focus on teamwork rather than individual decision making. This makes productive teamwork critical to your success, which means your teams must work constructively and effectively together.
The most effective way to achieve this is to have a set of Ground Rules and use a Rational Problem Solving Process.
But, not any set of Ground Rules will do. If your Team does not own them they will not use them and, if they don’t use them you will end up with the behaviours listed above.
NEW Ground Rules: Unlocking High Performance Teams in the Room and on Zoom will show you how to create customised Ground Rules to reduce these behaviours, speed up the process and increase the quality of Team decisions.
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From the perspective of others ...
(In development)
Foreword.
Meetings, what are they good for ... almost everything!
The Exec meeting.
The Improvement Team.
The pay talks.
Competence is just the tip of the ice berg.
Problem Solving.
Inter-personal Behaviour.
Behaviour Styles.
Handbrakes and Accelerators.
Behaviour and Group Effectiveness.
Create or borrow?
Our immunity to changing our behaviour.
Three necessary conditions for group effectiveness.
Quality and Acceptance.
Meeting facilitators.
Learn how to overcome these process based obstacles:
Multiple (conflicting) goals
Having different ends in mind
Prioritising local over global needs
Going down 'rabbit holes'
Decisions taking too long
Contributions falling into black holes
Agreeing to disagree (no consensus)
Answering "what to change", "what to change to" but not "how to change"
No real decision or commitment achieved
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Through his proprietary HPtE Strategy® he provides strategic guidance, operational support, facilitation, culture measures, psychometric assessments, coaching and training to implement all aspects of High Performance through Engagement. He works with individuals and teams at an operational level and with whole organisations at a strategic level.
If you want to harness your true potential and the collective intelligence of your people then Karl is the guide you have been looking for.