Diagnostics
Team Connect 360
What
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A leading 360 team diagnostic focused on sharpening a team’s value add
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questions structured around the ‘Five Disciplines’ model based on the work of Professor Peter Hawkins from the Henley Business School in the UK
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The ‘Five Disciplines’ model covers meeting stakeholder expectations, fulfilling team tasks effectively, building collaborative team relationships, connecting well with stakeholders, becoming a learning team
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For
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Complex environments such as high growth organisations, infrastructure projects, joint ventures, and organisations with global reach
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Teams of experts who need to quickly ramp up and closely work together
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Senior leadership teams who need to move their meetings from ‘only updates’ to ‘only impact’
Results​
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From silent agreement to constructive conversations in service of better outcomes
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Awareness and appreciation for the diverse stakeholder requirements
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Engagement of team members who see a light at the end of the tunnel and greater alignment with the other team members
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How
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Assistance from the team coach to help you identify the most impactful and impacted stakeholders to the team, regardless of whether inside or outside of the organisation
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Feedback is gathered online (the questionnaire can be accessed through a PC, tablet or smartphone) and the results are automatically collated into a report
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Facilitated debrief with the team leader & the whole team
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Creation of a team development plan
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Why CoachLab
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Accreditation with a leading provider of systemic team coaching, AOEC
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We won’t suggest this assessment unless we think it will help
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Rigorous cyber security checks on the TC360 platform to protect your organizational data
Typical Engagement
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Meetings with the primary stakeholder to understand context and triggers for the work; understand other previous team development work (eg assessments, coaching, away days, training); important HR frameworks and processes to leverage
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Meet with the team leader and team to bring them onto the same page for the ‘why’ and ‘what’ of the assessment
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Raters are identified and include the primary stakeholder, team members and stakeholders
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Invitation emails are sent to each rater with links to the questionnaire
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Raters complete a short questionnaire about the team and its interactions
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Feedback is aggregated into a report
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Meetings between the team coach and team leader and then the whole team to discuss the results
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Team development plan including actions for change based on the results