Team vision workshop Explain the ‘What’, ‘Why’ and 'How'
In every workshop you will find participants who will be hesitant to take part unless they are told why they are there, what you will be doing and what the end result will be (and rightly so!). With this in mind, it’s beneficial to start any workshop with the ‘what’, ‘why’ and ‘how’ to save time and head off these sorts of questions:
- What: Working together to define a team vision.
- Why: To have an agreed understanding of what our longer term aim is as a team.
- How: A one hour workshop.
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