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Out with the old? Not so fast...

by The Belbin Team | Victoria Brown, 02 Jan 2020

New Year. Fresh start. Time to turn our attention to pastures new, make ourselves promises and change our behaviour for the better.

Seasonal

The Belbin Team Role Guide to the School Nativity

by The Belbin Team, 11 Dec 2019

A tongue-in-cheek guide to the School Nativity - can you recognise yourself?

Teams

A Collective Term for Coaches?

by The Belbin Team, 26 Nov 2019

We attended the recent Midlands Coaching Conference - what would a typical coach look like we wondered? Is there such a thing as a typical coach?

Teams

Are you a Networking lover or hater?

by The Belbin Team | Victoria Brown, 09 Nov 2019

So says an article in Harvard Business Review, which suggests that our objectives vary so wildly from those of other attendees that success is not only unlikely, but also hard to quantify. “Everyone…

Management

The art of leadership - and why hierarchy isn't always king

by Mike Lynch | Smartt Strategies, 06 Nov 2019

Did you conjure an image of a mighty leader draped in finery, sitting high on a throne, towering over his subjects or a chairman sitting at the head of a long table, barking orders and gesturing…

Just for fun

Belbin Team Role Guide to the Weekly Shop

by The Belbin Team, 10 Oct 2019

How do you approach the weekly shop?

Teams

7 points when predicting team performance

by Talan Miller | Belbin Australia, 07 Aug 2019

A team's success or failure in Team Role terms will depend very largely on its composition, but if the team is well composed there is still potential for weaknesses to manifest. 

Management

Stop them running for the door

by The Belbin Team | Victoria Brown, 25 Jun 2019

People don’t leave organisations, they leave managers, right? Wrong. That’s according to Culture Amp, who have conducted a literature review to dispute the findings of data giants, Gallup.