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In an exclusive session led by the renowned conference speaker and best-selling author of "Team Lead Succeed," Nick Fewings, participants gained invaluable insights from his 30+ years of experience in leading teams and facilitating team development.
Unlocking the secrets of high-performance teams with Nick Fewings, an award-winning conference speaker and the author of the best-selling book "Team Lead Succeed." In a session drawing from his 30+ years of leadership experience and collaboration with hundreds of teams, Fewings revealed the stark reality that only 10% of teams achieve high-performance, while 50% fall into the average category and 40% remain dysfunctional. This exclusive opportunity allowed attendees to tap into Fewings' insights on why projects often fail to meet their goals, emphasising the importance of looking beyond traditional Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
During the session, Fewings explored the holistic approach to team performance, stressing the need to understand both the behavioural dynamics and technical skills of team members. By delving into the dual aspect of WHO makes up a team, participants gained crucial insights into fostering cohesion and effectiveness. The pinnacle of the discussion centered around the 16 areas of high-performance teamwork. Fewings unveiled these critical aspects, ranging from communication and collaboration to adaptability and leadership. These areas, rooted in real-world scenarios and tested strategies, provide a roadmap for transforming team dynamics and achieving excellence.
Whether you're a project manager striving for success or a team member aiming to contribute meaningfully, Fewings' session provided valuable takeaways to elevate your team's performance to new heights. Don't miss this opportunity to catch up on the content and move beyond average or dysfunctional team statistics, and embrace the secrets of high-performance teamwork.
This webinar is suitable for professionals with any level of experience.
APM Body of Knowledge 7th edition
3.3.6 Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Useful links:
Unlocking the secrets of high-performance teams with Nick Fewings, an award-winning conference speaker and the author of the best-selling book "Team Lead Succeed." In a session drawing from his 30+ years of leadership experience and collaboration with hundreds of teams, Fewings revealed the stark reality that only 10% of teams achieve high-performance, while 50% fall into the average category and 40% remain dysfunctional. This exclusive opportunity allowed attendees to tap into Fewings' insights on why projects often fail to meet their goals, emphasising the importance of looking beyond traditional Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
During the session, Fewings explored the holistic approach to team performance, stressing the need to understand both the behavioural dynamics and technical skills of team members. By delving into the dual aspect of WHO makes up a team, participants gained crucial insights into fostering cohesion and effectiveness. The pinnacle of the discussion centered around the 16 areas of high-performance teamwork. Fewings unveiled these critical aspects, ranging from communication and collaboration to adaptability and leadership. These areas, rooted in real-world scenarios and tested strategies, provide a roadmap for transforming team dynamics and achieving excellence.
Whether you're a project manager striving for success or a team member aiming to contribute meaningfully, Fewings' session provided valuable takeaways to elevate your team's performance to new heights. Don't miss this opportunity to catch up on the content and move beyond average or dysfunctional team statistics, and embrace the secrets of high-performance teamwork.
This webinar is suitable for professionals with any level of experience.
APM Body of Knowledge 7th edition
3.3.6 Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Useful links:
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