Group Dynamics
$70.00
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Group Dynamics
All companies are interested in group dynamics as part of their productivity efforts. But they often settle for less than common sense ideas when it comes to the understanding that involves group and team dynamics.
However, to become job-ready, and to work in teams, means that individuals need to develop group dynamics skills.
Excelling in these skills will help individuals work more effectively and to become more successful in everything that they do.
Remember, that there are many types of groups within organizations. And, sometimes, there can even be groups within groups. Here are some of the different kinds of groups that can exist:
- Task groups.
- Interest groups.
- Reference groups.
- Command groups.
- Friendship groups.
- Functional groups.
But what is a group?
Interestingly, there is no one simple definition of what a group is. In this training, a collection of some varied descriptions are explored.
Let’s briefly go through a few examples that demonstrate how definitions are crucial to understanding groups. To illustrate, a group is a:
- Understand group roles.
- Identify the phases of group socialization.
- Understand group cohesiveness.
- Detail the stages of group development.
- Understand the various types of communication.
- Understand the difference between groups and teams.
- Present a definition of group dynamics.
- Explore the different types of groups that can exist in the workplace.
- Investigation.
- Socialization.
- Maintenance.
- Resocialization.
- Remembrance.
- Membership.
- Performance goals.
- Collaboration.
- Shared values.
- Identification.
- Interaction.
- Interdependency.
- Forming.
- Storming.
- Norming.
- Performing.
- Adjourning.
- Explore Belbin’s management team roles.
- Examine experiences and opportunities for improvement.
- Senior management that wants to strengthen their relationships with staff.
- Managers, supervisors, and team leaders need group dynamics skills to lead, manage and motivate their teams.
- Administrative, support staff, and line-staff that need group dynamics skills to maximize their engagement and participation within the organization.
- HR professionals need group dynamics skills to meet the needs of the departments that they support.
- Project managers need group dynamics skills to create more engagement and collaboration with their teams.
- Organizational development professionals need group dynamics skills to secure relationships and participation from all functions within the organization.
- Consultants and independent contractors who are being asked to play a role in organizational initiatives.
- A 37 Page Participant Manual
- 61 Customizable PowerPoint Slides
- Training Games And Training Icebreakers
- A Course Advertorial
- Eight Pre-written Expert Training Guides
- Customizable Exercises And Tests
- Further Reading Lists
While definitions are all well and good, it’s not going to fully prepare people to work in groups.
That’s the challenge that we set out to address through this training. Attending this training will help learners understand group roles, understand the phases of group socialization, and group cohesiveness.
This knowledge will not only help them work in teams, but the training will also ensure that they understand the stages of group development, the various types of communication required, and the difference between groups and teams.
Oak Innovation’s training can be instantly downloaded and used to present your own courses on group dynamics skills.
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Course Description
Understanding group dynamics is a skill anyone can learn.
Designed to be accessible for all categories of employees, learners will be introduced to key group roles. And, from this off-the-shelf and customizable training material, they will be able to identify the phases of group socialization and group cohesiveness.
Through hands-on exercises and examples, learners will also explore the stages of group development. And, with the aid of engaging training material, discussion, and exercises, learners will discover the various types of communication available.
Learning Objectives
If you are struggling to find content to present your own business training course on group dynamics skills, this is the course material for you. And, you don’t have to be an experienced business trainer to get results like a pro.
At the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Course Overview
The training is broken down into 6 key areas.
1. Group dynamics
Completion of this section guarantees that learners will have the basic theoretical and practical knowledge required to work within teams. This training starts by taking a bird’s eye view of group dynamics. In particular, the training will:
2. Performance factors
Working within teams can be demanding, challenging, and also rewarding. Once individuals become comfortable working within groups there are so many opportunities that can also emerge. The training explores group performance factors including norms, size, composition, and how these factors may help individuals.
In this training, learners will also be introduced to the following phases of group socialization:
3. Group cohesiveness
The main features of effective teams are:
This section shares that a practical perspective on group cohesiveness increases the chances of task success within groups. As a result, all learners must focus on the factors and consequences of poor and high group cohesiveness.
4. Group communication
Understanding group communication is a critical contributor to success.
Today’s global business environment requires communication practices to be better than ever. In fact, those involved in teams of groups need to be excellent communicators. And, all need to possess an excellent understanding of communication within groups. To this end, the content of this critical section focuses on the different types of communication that exist within groups.
5. The main stages of team development
In this fifth section of the course, the stages of team development is discussed:
6. Management team roles
What characterizes management team roles? And, how do they cope with group dynamics? Is their work changing?
The training will:
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