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Effective Teammate

Want to work with collaborative and enjoyable teammates?

Check out some of these tools, tips, and exercises.

Right-Minded Teamwork 5 Element model

The Real Purpose of Team Building

3 minutes to read

The #1 reason for your team’s existence is to meet or exceed your customers’ expectations. When you align around the customer, teammate "bonding"—like improved trust, support, and respect—happens naturally as a result of shared success.[Read more...] about The Real Purpose of Team Building

10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

The 10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

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All Right-Minded Teammates embrace these 10 "Do No Harm; Work as One" Characteristics. Learn about them here. [Read more...] about The 10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

Reason Right-Minded Teamwork Myth

The Right-Minded Teamwork Myth

10 minutes to read

Reason, Ego & the Right-Minded Teamwork Myth is a short, simple "Origin" story that describes RMT Philosophy & Process. The eBook is Free.[Read more...] about The Right-Minded Teamwork Myth

Trust Dialogue a Team Building Exercise

Trust Dialogue Team-Building Exercise

10 minutes to read

The Trust Dialogue Team-Building Exercise – is one of the best team-building exercises you have ever attended.[Read more...] about Trust Dialogue Team-Building Exercise

About Me & My Preferences

About Me & My Preferences Team-Building Exercise

2 minutes to read

The About Me & My Preferences Team-Building Exercise - is much faster and in many cases more effective than a personality-type-style workshop.[Read more...] about About Me & My Preferences Team-Building Exercise

Right-Minded Choice Model Cards

You Absolutely Must Have Right-Minded Teamwork (Do No Harm-Work as One) Attitudes and Behaviors

7 minutes to read

The Right Choice Model and the 30 behavioral examples, together, is a marvelous teaching aid that will help your team choose its, Do No Harm & Work As One, teamwork attitudes and behaviors. [Read more...] about You Absolutely Must Have Right-Minded Teamwork (Do No Harm-Work as One) Attitudes and Behaviors

Roles & Responsibilities 4 Questions

Define Teammate Roles and Responsibilities with Just Four Questions

6 minutes to read

Clarifying teammate roles is a sure way to sustain high-performance teamwork. This four-question roles and responsibilities workshop approach is faster and more effective than creating a RACI Chart. [Read more...] about Define Teammate Roles and Responsibilities with Just Four Questions

Workplace Bully

Workplace Bullies Win . . . When Decent People Do Nothing

8 minutes to read

Workplace bullies are NOT the only people who must change; decent people must change too! Here are two interventions you can use: Group or Individual Intervention.[Read more...] about Workplace Bullies Win . . . When Decent People Do Nothing

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