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| Team values | |
| What makes a good team? | |
| Identifying the competencies, added value and limitations of individual team members | |
| What steps can be taken to capitalise on individual strengths? | |
| What steps can be taken to compensate for individual limitations? | |
| Taking the team forwards: communicating with team colleagues in an open and constructive manner | |
| The Strength Deployment Inventory: beyond behaviour into motivation ® | |
| Understanding your own and others’ motivations and values (the motivational value system ® ) | |
| Understanding your own and others’ ‘conflict sequence’ | |
| Improving relationships with team members by respecting their unique motivational value system ® | |
| Resolving inter-personal conflict | |
| Recognising individual and team ‘strengths’ and ‘blind spots’ | |
| Recognising, respecting and maximising the unique value of each team member | |
| Team values | |
| What are the values required for successful teamwork? | |
| How well do we respect these values? | |
| The benefits of consensus | |
| How do we need to operate to achieve true consensus? | |
| The importance of team synchronicity | |
| The alternatives: decisions by authority and majority | |
| Team audit | |
| What are the ‘strengths’ of our team? | |
| What are the ‘limitations’ of our team? | |
| What are the ‘blockades’ facing our team? | |
| What steps are we going to take to improve our effectiveness as a team? | |
| Creating change: developing an action plan | |
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