4 Steps to Reduce Team Conflict & Improve Team Cohesion Using DISC Assessment

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4 Steps to Reduce Team Conflict & Improve Team Cohesion Using DISC Assessment, Aurora, Colorado, United States
Webinar Title
4 Steps to Reduce Team Conflict & Improve Team Cohesion Using DISC Assessment
Event Type
Webinar
Webinar Date
10-10-2019
Last Date for Applying
10-10-2019
Location
Aurora, Colorado, United States
Organization Name / Organize By
Training Doyens
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Cross Industry
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WebinarCategory
Both (Technical & Non Technical)
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All (State/Province/Region, National & International)
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Location
Aurora, Colorado, United States

OVERVIEW

The presentation covers topics that focus on team communication and team conflict. The key to team cohesion is building team trust so that team members respect and listen to each other. The webinar covers:

  • Behavioral and communication styles in teams
  • Problem solving techniques to enable teams to reach their goal
  • Learn what makes a team a “team”
  • Learn what good conflict is
  • Learn how DISC assessment sets up a framework to help teams communicate and improve their ability and capabilities to meet their goals.

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND

  • Learn what the definition is of a “Team”
  • Why Ground Rules are so important
  • Definition of conflict — healthy conflict
  • How DISC framework can help team members use the skills and strengths of each other to improve capabilities and meet their goals
  • Learn how to identify team member roles to enable teams to be successful; all the roles contribute to the team success unless there are hidden emotions and agenda which prevent the team from reaching its goal.

AREAS COVERED

This presentation covers:

  • Definition of a Team
  • Attributes of healthy teams
  • Project Team vs. Manager’s Team
  • How a team builds trust
  • DISC Communication Model
  • Examples of “team member types”
  • Situational conflict using Thomas Kilmann conflict model
  • Examples of team member types

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Definition of a Team
  • Project Team vs. Manager’s Team
  • How a team builds trust
  • DISC Eight Team Member “Roles”
  • Using DISCto assign roles on a Team
  • Team project example
  • How to fire a team member
  • Thomas Kilmann Conflict Model

WHO WILL BENEFIT

  • HR Managers
  • Supervisors
  • Senior Management
  • Sales and Marketing
  • Leadership
  • Employee Relationship Manager
  • Staffing Manager
  • Leaders
  • Managers
  • Individual Contributors

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Others Details

Understand the fundamentals of DISC assessments and team building to formulate effective workplace conflict resolution strategies. Also understand how different communication styles work.

Registration Fees
Available
Registration Fees Details
Live Session for one participant $159 Corporate Live Session Group – Max 10 Participants from one location. $449 Recorded Session Get unlimited access to the link for six months $199 Training DVD or USB Flash Drive MP3 files, PDF presentation and reference manual will be delivered on a CD $379 Super Combo Offer 1 Live and Recorded webinar $289 Super Combo Offer 2 Live and Training CD $429
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  Training Doyens 26468 E Walker Dr, Aurora, Colorado 80016  Pin/Zip Code : 80016-6104
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Training Doyens

Training Doyens 26468 E Walker Dr, Aurora, Colorado 80016

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Training Doyens