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Play Teams That Work using our online tool - ZeST. Teams That Work is designed to help any team to improve its performance. It helps players to reflect on what it takes it be a successful team, and think about the changes they can make to improve their team.
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In training and education face-to-face discussions are incredibly powerful. But for many organisations, groups cannot meet face-to-face. Valuable opportunities for engagement and learning are being missed.
However, people are still meeting in groups via Zoom, Skype and Teams. So, we have created a unique way of playing our board games online to maximise the value of remote meetings. It is called ZeST.
ZeST encourages the same intense group discussions as our board games, and it can be used by anyone during any online meeting. ZeST is perfect for learning and training in the current situation and can be used for stand-alone learning sessions or integrated into group meetings.
We offer a twelve month subscription for a single concurrent user within your whole organisation.
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Teams That Work brings staff together to talk about what makes a successful team, and the improvements they can make to become more effective.
Distancing and homeworking make it more difficult to work in teams. Existing teams may lose cohesion and new teams are evolving and must learn to work together effectively. Teams that Work will help these teams think about how to coordinate their approach, working together more effectively.
It brings an element of fun to the team development process; it helps players address important issues in a non-threatening way. Players will explore key areas important to being a successful team and is supported by further team development resources available on the game website.
It is the ideal remedial tool for teams with unresolved internal issues and for introducing new teams to each other.
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Suitable for anyone we all work in a team of some kind!