• Survey: three groups of questions: one on the personality type of the individual (optionally based on Everything DiSC® or MBTI), a team assessment and team culture questions.
• Individual profiles, team development reports and comparative reports between individuals
• - Participant materials, take-away cards and exercises.
During the programme, participants will learn how to strengthen the application of key components of the model as a team, such as Trust, Conflict Management, Commitment, Accountability and Achieving Results. In addition, the program uses the Everything DiSC® or All Types™ (MBTI) personality models to help individuals better understand themselves and others. Using these results, participants will be able to create a better, stronger team.
At the end of the day, it is essential that participants agree on their results. And while most questionnaires only test internal reliability, the Five Behaviours™ programme goes a few steps further. Think test-retest (which measures the reliability of psychological tools), correlations with other recognised tests, correlations with external observer ratings and correlations with actual work behaviour.
Productive individuals thrive in teams based on trust - the foundation of The Five Behaviours™ model. In this program, teams discover how to view vulnerability as an opportunity to strengthen relationships among teammates.
The Five Behaviours™ model views engagement as the existence of clear and unambiguous decisions and the full support of team members. Teams that achieve engagement use a common language to have healthy discussions and make decisions, even if not everyone initially agrees.
When teams are built on pillars of trust based on vulnerability, team members feel safe enough to initiate and manage productive conflicts focused on ideas and ideas. These conflicts become a means of discussing different points of view and finding the best possible solution.
Teams that perform well set themselves high standards. Holding team members accountable for their tasks helps build respect among peers and guides the team to meet expectations.
The goal of every team is to achieve results. By establishing trust, productive conflict, achieving commitment and holding team members mutually accountable, teams never lose sight of their common goals and can achieve peak performance.