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Background
Most of us work in teams and most organisations want to make effective
use of those teams. Understanding your team style – how you behave,
contribute and interrelate with others - is a vital part of that
process of making your teams more effective. Meredith Belbin is widely
regarded as the world’s leading expert on and “father” of team
roles. This workshop will help you:
- Understand
the history, background and content of Belbin Team Role
theory, by use of slides, video presentations and exercises
- Explore
Team-Role combinations as the basis for generating reports.
- Help
you understand the INTERPLACE®
system.
- Give
you an explanation of all reports within INTERPLACE®:
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administration
and input of Self-Perception, Observer and Job
inventories
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introduction
of reports on individuals, teams and jobs.
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introduction
of other functions and capabilities of INTERPLACE®.
- Practice
interpreting reports and giving feedback to individuals and
teams
- Gain an in-depth understanding of
Team Roles and how to use them.
- Construct
and maintain effective management professional and technical
teams
- Improve
leadership and membership contribution to teams
- Be
more effective in your team recruiting strategies
- Understand
the Belbin innovative method in defining jobs using Team
Roles.
- Better
understand of working relationships.
- Become
BELBIN® Accredited and to receive a signed
certificate from Meredith Belbin
Agenda
- Team
Role History -
Henley
, forming teams, and the start of team
roles
- The
9 types
- Strengths,
Weaknesses, allowable and non allowable
- Film
-Building the Perfect Team
- Team
Role theory. - team role combinations.
- Uses
for Belbin profiles
- INTERPLACE
- The
Self Perception Inventory & Observer Assessment -
Administration
- Explanation
of:
- Candidate
Reports
- Team
Reports
- Organisation
Reports
- Complete
Job Requirement
- Complete
Job Observation
- Job
Requirements Reports
- Using
the whole INTERPLACE system
- Feeding
back a candidate’s report
- Interpretation
of a report of a particular character
- Team
Role theory and Interplace test
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