Working effectively with others can involve making sense of complex situations, hearing different perspectives, developing shared understanding, coordinating action and adapting as circumstances change. How well people collaborate can also be affected by the organisational conditions in which they're working.
There’s more involved in collaborating well than we might think — and, like most things, it’s something we can work on and get better at.
Collaboration in Practice is a practical one-day workshop for anyone who spends a fair bit of their time trying to get things done with other people.
You’ll bring a genuine collaboration challenge from your own workplace and work with it throughout the program.
During the workshop, you’ll explore the challenge from different perspectives, practise new approaches and use your Participant Workbook to capture and apply your learning.
Back at work, you’ll try one or two useful things and notice what happens.
Understand the situation → Think together → Work together → Learn together
The aim is not to give you a single model or a long list of techniques. It is to help you become more capable of working with others when the answers are not obvious.
Three to four weeks after the workshop, an individual coaching session provides an opportunity to reflect on what happened, what you learnt and what you might try next.
If you're facing a challenge that requires people to think together, make sense of uncertainty and find a way forward, let's explore how I can help.