Growing team and personal trust
At our recent workshop, “Unleashing Collaborative Potential: Exploring Team Trust Anti-Patterns,” we had a fruitful session that engaged participants in discussions and interactive activities, all geared toward building stronger, more resilient teams.
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Join us for the transformative workshop and experience the power of trust in enhancing team effectiveness.
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Developing trust in a team is a complex and continuous process. In the process, I was able to systematize and structure this process into a clear and logical framework – Trust Mastery Framework (c).
Team trust anti-patterns: micromanagement.
Deck of 23 cards is a simple tool for discussing problems that exist or could potentially emerge in a team.
We continue to look at how a Scrum Master might build trust in a team. Today we’re going to talk about the mistakes that destroy trust.
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Every Scrum Master faces the initial stage of working with a new team. At this stage, the priority is to build trust with the team members. Today, I will share some insights on how to build trust with a new team, which I divided into three parts: rules, mistakes, and tools.
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Today I want to share an updated model of trust development in teams and organizations.
One of the common questions I get from colleagues is related to team awareness: “…Are there any games or team exercises that develop not only trust in teams, but also help to realize the importance of having this trust?” Below you will find an example of such an exercise.
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