Course Outline

Module 1. Communication and Collaboration in the Current Labor Market Context

  • Models of collaboration and management: management 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 (from control to responsibility)
  • Multigenerational and multicultural teams – differences in expectations, styles, and values
  • Transparency in communication as the foundation of trust and collaboration
  • The impact of communication style on motivation, engagement, and team collaboration effectiveness

Module 2. Fundamentals of Effective Communication in the Workplace

  • What is communication and why it often fails
  • Levels of communication: informational, relational, emotional
  • Principles of effective communication in team work
  • Communication barriers and their impact on collaboration
  • Feedback as a communication tool (current, developmental, corrective)
  • Assertiveness as the foundation of collaborative communication
  • Communicating needs, expectations, and boundaries clearly and constructively

Module 3. Goal-Oriented Collaboration Based on Meaning and Responsibility

  • The importance of goals and meaning in team collaboration
  • Translating organizational goals into team and individual goals
  • Individual and team responsibility for results
  • Goal alignment as a condition for effective collaboration
  • Delegating goals, tasks, and responsibilities – the leader's role in organizing collaboration
  • How to collaborate as a leader: setting priorities, decision-making, and establishing collaboration rules
  • How to collaborate as a team member: responsibility for your area, initiative, communicating progress and risks

Module 4. Communication and Collaboration in the Team

  • Clarity of roles, expectations, and collaboration rules
  • Establishing collaboration outputs and responsibility for results
  • The team and its development stages
  • Team roles and the importance of diversity in achieving results
  • Communication plan as an element of effective collaboration organization
  • Feedback and team meetings as tools supporting collaboration
  • Establishing collaboration outputs and responsibility for results

Module 5. Difficult Communication Situations and Conflicts

  • Sources of tension and misunderstandings in teams
  • Conflict as a natural element of collaboration
  • Conducting difficult conversations and responding to escalation

Module 6. Motivating Yourself and Others in Team Collaboration

  • Motivation in team work – what strengthens it and what diminishes it
  • Self-motivation and responsibility for personal engagement
  • Mutual motivation within the team
  • Delegating tasks and responsibilities as a means of building commitment and agency

Module 7. Summary and Implementation – Start, Stop, Continue

Requirements

Target Audience
• Members of project and operational teams,
• Team leaders and managers,
• Individuals preparing for leadership roles,
• HR, L&D, PMO specialists,
• Individuals working in multi-generational, multicultural, and distributed environments.

 14 Hours

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