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Psychological safety in team building

Team members need to feel comfortable speaking up to create the communication dynamics necessary for success.

It all comes down to trust, which is one of the characteristics teambuilding exercises were designed to enhance.

How teams create a safe space for collaboration isn’t important. What is important is that they do.

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