Building and Maintaining High Performing Teams

Duration: 2 Days

Course Overview

• Your role as a Manager in building and then maintaining a high performing team
• How to focus on the big picture
• Coaching to deliver success
• Keeping the team operating effectively
• Focusing on a teamwork both co-located and in a virtual world
• Developing ground rules to ensure the team stays on track

How can I attend my course?

On-line from
your chosen location

At our dedicated
training facility

On-site at
your premises

Course Content

Optimizing Team Dynamics

• Determining the team cohesion and the performance level it is at
• Managing the team through the learning dip
• Focussing on the manager’s input from the forming to the performing phases

Managing Team Performance

•Being clear about the how and the what of performance
• Performing to create joint success
• The role of coaching, communications and motivation as vital inputs to effective individual and team performance

Motivating the Team

• Understanding individual roles within a team
• Ensuring the team moves towards a common purpose
• The manager’s role in motivating the team collective

Determining What the Team Needs

• Building a trust environment
• Encouraging healthy debate
• Managing conflict with a proactive stance
• Communicating the big picture
• Ensuring the team has a customer state of mind

The Role of a Manager

• Adding value to the team
• Making sure that you manage the right number of team members
• Making others succeed
• Balancing management with leadership skills
• Applying the ten roles of a manager

Delegating Effectively

• Delegating Effectively
• Empowering teams
• Applying a step by step process for delegating effectively
• Macro versus micro management
• Being clear on the manager’s role in effective delegation

Communicate Effectively and Across Boundaries
The Art of Communications

• Determining effective communication, as a process
• The hidden insights to communicating
• The three primary modes of communication
• Identifying the impact of virtual communications
• Matching the tool to the message

Communication: A Two Way Process

• Ensuring the feedback loop is implemented
• Assessing the impact of channel noise on the message sent and that received
• Focussing not on what is said, but what is not said

Leveraging Communication Styles

• Establishing the communication preferences of individuals
• Delivering a message dependent on their style
• Communicating to others based not on what you prefer, but their communication style
• Using communication styles as an effective communication tool, across culture and distance

You will receive a full set of course notes
and all supporting materials for your course.

Hard Copy Delivered to your premises or Downloaded to a chosen device.

To book this course please call 
+44 (0) 1444 410296 or email Info@kplknowledge.co.uk