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Effective Teammate

Want to work with collaborative and enjoyable teammates?

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

Trust Dialogue a Team Building Exercise

Trust Dialogue Team-Building Exercise

10 minutes to read

The goal of this real-world – Trust Dialogue Team-Building Exercise – is to increase and sustain teammate’s trust in one another.

When it is set up correctly, and teammates are emotionally prepared this will become one of the best team-building exercises you have ever attended.

About Me & My Preferences

About Me & My Preferences Team-Building Exercise

2 minutes to read

The goal of this real-world – About Me & My Preferences Team-Building Exercise – is to increase teammate’s understanding of each other’s work preferences.

It is much faster and in many cases more effective than conducting a personality-type-style workshop.

Right-Minded Choice Model Cards

You Absolutely Got to Have Right-Minded Teamwork Attitudes and Behaviors

7 minutes to read

The Right Choice model and the 20 behavioral examples, together, is a marvelous teaching aid that will help your team choose its teamwork attitudes and behaviors.

Define Teammate Roles & Responsibilities

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.

Workplace Bully

Workplace Bullies Win . . . When Decent People Do Nothing

7 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.

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Right-Minded Teammates Use These 3 Attributes Every Day

4 minutes to read

Difficult team situations are not caused, entirely, by what happened. They are mostly caused by fighting or fleeing from what happened.  Your own experience has taught you this. Right-Minded teammates instead use these 3 attributes every day to move towards the difficulty.

Stop Complaining

Use These 7 Lessons to Transform the Constantly Complaining Teammate

10 minutes to read

Use these 7 lessons to transform the Constantly Complaining Teammate. Transforming them is NOT what you think. You’ll be surprised.

Right-Minded Choice Model to Forgive or Attack

Why Your Team Needs to Practice Forgiveness

6 minutes to read

Here’s a story where teammates succeeded in practicing forgiveness in the workplace.

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Right-Minded Teamwork Really Works

Joel Sorensen, Former Vice President, Prairie Island Nuclear Power Plant

Joel S.Our plant moved from a victim culture to an accountable culture where everyone is now pulling together versus pulling apart. This new culture helped us to complete the last outage turnaround in record time.

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