Lead with Collaboration
Individual

Explore your attitude to collaboration and recognise the mindset shift you may need to make to achieve success for all.

We will support your leaders in navigating the mindset shift they may need to make to go from co-operation to collaboration.

Collaboration is a business ethos which often gets tested by external forces at play. Many of us find ourselves in situations where we are being asked to collaborate either individually or organisationally, yet it's easier said than done.

What is 'it' that makes collaboration difficult?

First of all we need to understand what collaboration actually is, as it often gets banded about under the same umbrella as co-operation, yet they are fundamentally different. Just think of times when you have co-operated to get results and when you have collaborated to get success, can you pin point the difference?

When we understand what 'it' is that makes this difference we can then examine and discover the required mindset for collaboration and how this plays out in the way in which we are connecting with those around us that have entered the same collaboration space.

By using our collaborative intelligence model a leader can learn to become aware of how they end up merely co-operating and what they may need to to do to start collaborating.

What we offer

Shift your mindset and collaborate

A one day masterclass

Three dates are available for you to participate in this masterclass:

Over Zoom:

Tuesday 23rd November 2021

Tuesday 14th December 2021

Fee: £335+VAT

@Netherton Business Centre:

Wednesday 8th December 2021

On Purpose Ltd., Unit 11, Netherton Business Centre, Kemnay, AB15 5LX
Fee: £395+VAT (incl. lunch)

09:00 - 17:00

For additional information please download the attached course flyer.

For a Booking Confirmation Form please email lynn@onpurpose.co.uk or call 07918157599

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I engaged Norton to provide leadership mentoring during a period of significant change within my organisation. Based on a premise of continuous learning, we developed blueprints and plans for establishing a learning environment based on psychological safety. Norton provided a practical and comprehensive background on the theory behind psychological safety and real examples of its application in industry. This was followed by identifying areas of pre-existing personal and team strength and weakness, and developing plans to emphasis the former while improving the latter. All phases of team working were addressed from forming teams to ultimate delivery. Norton’s method focused on a live issue in my team which allowed for the mentoring sessions to have immediate practical value. The materials and worksheets have allowed me to apply the methods I’ve learned more broadly to new challenges as they arise and offer a structured, considered path to forming and growing a team that feels safe in being open, self-aware and self-critical and in and developing ways to deliver improvements in how they work together. I have found this invaluable in establishing my new team which can quickly deliver to its potential.

– Kevin Aitken

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