There are many workshop format variations - here's a basic one: Workshops are very effective for training too - workshops encourage buy-in and involvement more than conventional training courses because they are necessarily participative, and the content and output are created by the delegates.Īlso, the relationship between workshop facilitator or workshop presenter and delegates is participative, whereas a 'trainer' is often perceived as detached, and the training material 'not invented here'. Workshop facilitation by a team leader or manager develops leadership, and workshops achieve strong focus on business aims among team members. Team meetings - an amazing amount of motivation progress and productivity can be accomplished with just a 90 mins workshop per month. Workshops can be integrated within regular monthly
The best and most constructive motivational team-building format isĪ workshop, or better still series of workshops, focusing on the people's key priorities and personal responsibilities/interest areas, which hopefully will strongly overlap with business and departmental aims too. Workshops are particularly effective for ( CRM) customer relationship management development. Workshops are also great for breaking down barriers, improving communications inside and outside of departments, and integrating staff after acquisition or merger.
Workshops are effective in managing change and achieving improvement, and particularly the creation of initiatives, plans, process and actions to achieve particular business and organisational aims. Participation and involvement of staff increases the sense of ownership and empowerment, and facilitates the development of organisations and individuals. Workshops combine training, development, team-building, communications, motivation and planning.
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Workshops: Format and How to Run Introduction
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