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The
overall objective of this seminar is to
give all team members the knowledge, skills
and techniques to work in and lead high
performance, multicultural project teams.
Best
Practices
In order for a team to function in a healthy and
productive way, certain base-line conditions must
exist: Strong leadership; effective communication;
mutual trust; mutual performance monitoring; back-up
behavior; adaptability and team orientation. We
have grouped these requirements into two training
areas (units): Leadership and Team Building. The
seminar introduces techniques to fulfill all of
these requirements.
Multicultural
Teams
For todayfs multicultural teams to function at
a high level, team members must have well developed
intercultural competencies which will allow them
to adapt to any multicultural situation . This
is not the same as memorizing a list of cultural
stereotypes for one culture and attempting to
superimpose these stereotypes on every individual
from the target culture, which is always risky
and leads to misunderstandings, frustration and
conflict . Our training provides learners with
portable skills for intercultural competence so
they can function effectively in any cultural
mix.
Conflict
Resolution
Due to the extraordinary pressures of project
team work, conflicts often arise and yet most
team workers have no training for effectively
dealing with this. Our training covers the following
areas: Causes of conflict; Conflict reduction
and Conflict resolution procedures.
The
Team Work seminar introduces both team management
skills as well as skills for effective team participation.
Unit
1: Leadership
- Effective Communication Techniques
- Effective Management Techniques
Unit
2: Team Building
- Delegating Work
- Giving and Receiving Feedback
- Building a Self-monitoring Team.
Unit
3: Multicultural Teams
- Reduce cultural barriers to team formation.
- Negotiate acceptable team behavior and standards.
- Overcome cultural misunderstandings between individuals.
Unit
4: Conflict Resolution
- Common Causes of Conflict
- Conflict Reduction
- Conflict Resolution Methods
This
seminar is designed to be beneficial for both
team leaders as well as team members.
Since the training is designed for people working
on Global Project Teams, the classroom training
and role-plays will be conducted in English. As
a result, a minimum TOEIC score of 600 is recommended.
The optimum class size is 8-12 people.
Materials
All of GLOBALINX training material is developed
100% in-house. We adapt the latest, most up-to-date
Business Management research and theories to suit
our clientsf specific business needs and training
objectives. Role-plays used to practice new concepts
are custom-designed and written to suit the clientfs
precise specifications and requirements. PMBOK
methodology and terminology is used where appropriate.
GLOBALINX workbooks are written in both English
and Japanese and use graphics wherever possible
to illustrate difficult concepts or procedures.
Lectures are accompanied by Powerpoint presentations. Trainers
GLOBALINX Project Management seminars are designed
and facilitated by experienced Project Managers.