Overview


This workshop will start the process of enabling team members to develop a sense of mutual trust and accountability while engaging in more productive interactions to support team effectiveness.


Interpersonal dynamics are becoming increasingly complex in the workforce. Research shows that teams are less likely to trust their colleagues and understand their roles and responsibilities.


This lack of clarity and dependability may be a symptom of low psychological safety - the degree to which it feels safe to take risks on a team. Getting this right has significant benefits for the organization and productivity.


Nurturing diverse perspectives and a more inclusive team environment is linked to a 77% increase in organizational agility and increased engagement.


Topics:

  • Team success model
  • Psychological safety in action (team context)
  • Active listening
  • Giving and receiving feedback / peer coaching / healthy disagreement

Creating Psychological Safety

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