Saturday, July 2, 2016

Teambuilding comes to Singapore


Teambuilding Singapore now delivering new and exiting programs and team events to teams in South East Asia - based in Singapore, registered and fully operational, check out www.teambuildingsingapore.com.sg for more ideas on our team-building activities in the region.www.teambuildingsingapore.com.sg

Friday, July 1, 2016

We offer many types of programs, from teambuilding sessions to more focused workshop based, these too can include sessions that aim on key objectives. Our policy is to focus on designing sessions that meet your business, team and individuals needs. 

Our approach is put together an example agenda, with sessions and activities that offer learning, development and interaction. Plus we always allow teams to reflect on their learning's and share understandings through de-briefs.

Prior to sending info is their anything in specific you had in mind? Team building covers a broad range, each organization is different, so the style of learning needs to be different, to help me understand your needs I have a few questions:

How soon is your event? 

How many will take part? 

Will you require transportation and a venue with food / lunch (Halal and other needs)?

Where would you like the activity to take place? 

Time constraints - how long will you have available and what other scheduled items will we need to work around on the day? 

Themes you would like to work to?

Whether the activity has formal team-building objectives or is just to give your employees and colleagues a bit of bonding and inspiration away from the office?

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Team Building Australia: Team Building Model

Team Building Australia: Team Building Model: The following F.A.C.T.S. model of effective team member behaviors (follow-through, accuracy, timeliness, creativity, and spirit) may se...

Monday, May 23, 2016

Teambuilding - A good Team


Characteristics of a good team and team member
Sponsored by Teambuilding Australia
Characteristics of a good team
-Everyone participates actively and positively in meetings and projects.
-Team goals are understood by everyone.
-Individual members have thought hard about creative solutions to the problem.
-Members are carefully listened to and receive thoughtful feedback.
-Everyone takes initiative to get things done.
-Each teammate trusts the judgement of the others.
-The team is willing to take risks.
-Everyone is supportive of the project and of others.
-There is plenty of communication between team members.
-Team decisions are made using organized, logical methods.
-Full team acceptance is expected as decisions are made.
-Dissenting opinions are recorded, and may be revisited if future situations dictate.
-Team goals are given realistic time frames.
-Everyone is focused on the ultimate goal of the project, while also digging into the underlying details.



Characteristics of a good team member
-Works for consensus on decisions
-Shares openly and authentically with others regarding personal feelings, opinions, thoughts, and perceptions about problems and conditions
-Involves others in the decision-making process
-Trusts, supports, and has genuine concern for other team members.
-"Owns" problems rather than blaming them on others
-When listening, attempts to hear and interpret communication from other's points of view
-Influences others by involving them in the issue(s)
- Encourages the development of other team members
-Respects and is tolerant of individual differences
-Acknowledges and works through conflict openly
-Considers and uses new ideas and suggestions from others
-Encourages feedback on own behavior
-Understands and is committed to team objectives.
-Does not engage in win/lose activities with other team members
-Has skills in understanding what's going on in the group
Teambuilding Australia can be contacted through www.teambuildingaustralia.com.au