to the world of: Supervision - Groups - Leadership
for new success -
Only - on an even higher level!
4 questions to your project team
achieve higher than you are willing to seek yourself ...
Question nr. 1:
1) | Do you practice TQM (Total Quality Management) and: Join efforts to achieve common goals? | YES | NO |
Body language
says whom you are, and
Symbols
says more than thousands words.
Question nr. 2:
2) | Do you practice SGL ( and the colour language) which include: Tough and open communication with head, heart and body ? | YES | NO |
ONLY BIRDS CAN FLY !
Question nr. 3:
3) | Do you practice an learning organisation with: Belonging, involvement and ownership in each other's tasks? | YES | NO |
Question nr. 4:
4) | Do you have a winner team with: Proudness and satisfaction of each other's success? | YES | NO |
👍Few places stripped organizational culture stronger than project teams. - The great differense makes "the involvement" / question 3
👍Few places provide organizational culture greater dividends in cash and results.
👍All project are showcases and mirror images for their principals.
HOW was the test result?
Less than two of four KPI`s? - your are not good enough! ---- Let us go to SGL and their experiences with teams who want a lot !
"Show me your friends and I'll tell you who you are", says the proverb.
In most models for team and personality types, distinction is made between seven to sixteen different groupings. The most comprehensive is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator which has as many as sixteen role distinctions developed from the theories of the Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Gustav Jung.
Shortly after came classical astrology with its twelve signs of the zodiac, followed by the Sufi-inspired Enneagram with nine personality roles. The Danish professor, Erik Johnsen, describes the same number - nine observed leader roles, and 27 sub-groups defined according to tasks.
The well-known Australian psychologist Meredith Belbin operates with eight groups in his revised role understanding, as opposed to seven groups earlier.
The Hindu Shakra system describes seven levels of growth and self-realisation, which is the same number as the seven categories of Transactional Analysis of "The OK boss". However, Carl Gustav Jung (1875 - 1961), the father of all personality tests, developed everything on the basis of his four mental and archetypal main roles.