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This workshop module focuses on improving group interaction, increasing the
familiarity among team members, and providing a venue for focused
networking. Often referred to as "getting-to-know-you" workshops, it is
critical to a team’s stability to visit common themes and articulate a
unified purpose, and to fully integrate new members that may have recently
joined the organization. Workshops review past accomplishments and plan
future action items—important steps for a team’s overall growth and
effectiveness.
A past client once referred to this workshop as automobile maintenance. To
ensure that an automobile continues to operate smoothly, the tires must be
rotated, the oil changed, the brakes checked (and occasionally replaced),
and other routine measures performed. A well functioning team requires
similar attention. Without routine maintenance and periodic reflection on
the meaning and purpose of a team, failure and breakdowns are sure to
follow.
This workshop module is typically delivered in a 4-hour or 8-hour format.
EBL adjusts the content based on the specific requirements of each client,
adapting language and content to meet predetermined goals and expectations.
High energy, dynamic work groups such as sales forces, construction crews,
marketing teams, consulting groups, and other fast-paced professionals enjoy
this training format. Workshops may accommodate between 10 - 1,000
attendees.
This workshop enhances communication, fosters insight to individuals’
thoughts and motivations, revisits company purpose and values, and provides
a positive environment for process improvement. It is a great addition to
annual or regional conferences, new employee orientations, regional
retreats, or employee recruitment invitation days.
Example:
Key Punch:
This activity is typically done in small groups of 12 - 20 members. It
requires the group to accomplish a task of depressing a PIN Code in numbered
sequence as fast as possible. Errors and rule violations are monitored. The
group has three attempts to score their fastest time with the fewest errors.
This activity focuses on communication and delegation of functions along
with continuous process improvement.
"Great workshops. Surpassed my expectations. You connected with our employees in meaningful dialogue and transferred the learning’s to our organization."
Judy Hart
Business Lenders, Inc.
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