
Enhancing Team Building Skills with Lynnette Embree
Explore the essential factors of team building presented by Lynnette Embree. Learn about the different communication styles - D, I, S, and C, and how to adapt based on individual preferences. Discover the importance of trust, safety, and connection in fostering effective teamwork. Find out ways to identify different styles and improve adaptability. Contact Lynnette Embree for more information and resources on team building strategies.
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Team Building Presented by: Lynnette Embree info@successforlifecoach.com
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Three factors essential in Team Building Trust Safety Connection
Communication Take this short quiz and then let s discuss.
D Style D stands for Dominance They are fast-paced and open They tend to be task-oriented They are looking for problems/challenges Biggest fear: Being taken advantage of
I Style I stands for Influencing They are fast paced and open They tend to be people-oriented They are concerned about people/contacts Biggest Fear: Being left out
S Style S stands for Steadiness They are slower-paced and guarded They tend to be people-oriented They are concerned with pace/consistency Biggest Fear: Sudden change
C Style C stands for conscientious They are slower-paced and indirect They tend to be task-oriented They are concerned with procedures/constraints Biggest Fear: Being criticized
Which style is best? NONE!
Adaptability People give us clues as to what style they are. Watch for visual, vocal, and verbal clues The Platinum Rule Treat others the way they wish to be treated.
Thank you for your time! Lynnette Embree info@successforlifecoach.com